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crafton kayaking trip

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the nyc craftons took a trip down south to visit the memphis craftons. we spent time in memphis of course and took a trip up to alton, mo with my dad and uncles ralph and steve to kayak on the eleven point river there.

here is a link to some pictures of the kayaking trip on facebook, if you have an account there. i’ll be posting those pictures on this site soon as well, for those of you who don’t have a facebook account. Michelle is also processing photos from our time spent in Memphis and we’ll have those for you soon as well.

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timf

Wow, so many rivets on the defunct machinery. Beautiful pool!