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It’s fun to be a Girl Scout!

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Contributed by: Amanda Kalina, PR Director, Girl Scouts of Colorado on 7/23/2008

Mekaela Flageolle, 11, of Arvada, at Magic Sky Ranch Girl Scout summer camp near Red Feather Lakes, where she participated in a variety of activities, including horseback riding. Girl Scout fun doesn't stop with summer camp. Troops are forming for the start of the school year in August. Get your daughter enrolled in the fun and friendship of today and the courage, confidence and character of tomorrow that is Girl Scouts. For more information, call 303-778-8774 or visit www.girlscoutsofcolorado.org.

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