Atwood Beach Day

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It’s a tradition that started last year on the Sunday after Tearstock. This year we did it on the Saturday before. Dave and the girls joined us at Atwood for a n afternoon of fun and games. We played Uno at the picnic table, checked out the playground equipment, ordered corn dogs at the Dairi Bar, went swimming in the lake, built a sand castle, ate snacks, did some coloring, and just enjoyed being together in the out of doors !

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