Teens' inexpensive summer activities
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Mon, 08/02/2010 - 11:20am
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Looking for fun that doesn’t cost a fortune?
Our TX. photographers Hillary Christensen, Layton High, and Jenn Ghan,
Roy High, found teens enjoying some inexpensive summer activities,
including a pudding slip-n’slide, a music camp play at the Ed Kenley
Amphitheater in Layton and Ogden’s Pioneer Day parade.
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