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North Platte River

A trip to Wyoming

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Steve Schweitzer

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Join GFF partner Steve Schweitzer and his friend Kurt Legerski on a trip to this famous river.

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Published April 28th 2007
Duration 28 minutes and 08 seconds
File size 25.79 Mb

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