Thanks to everyone that came out for the Mud Endeavor and the Night Photography Field Trip

Hopefully everyone had a good time and got lots of nice photos. Here are some photos from our night photography field trip:

8 thoughts on “Thanks to everyone that came out for the Mud Endeavor and the Night Photography Field Trip

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