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| Dr. Phil Dering explains how an earth oven is constructed, and which plants can be roasted. |
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| Participants learn about rock art and the Native Americans who lived in this area. |
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| Students created their own versions of rock art. |
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| The group returns from a hike. |
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| Dr. Boyd shares her enthusiasm for the local art. |
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| Participants hear lectures inside Fate Bell Shelter at Seminole Canyon State Park and Historic Site. |
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Pecos Adventure Camp
May 3–6, 2005
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DESERT
A poem by: Tyler Frazier,
St. Stephens Episcopal School, Wimberley, Texas
360° view all around me
I can see for a while
Blue open skies with not even a single cloud
The Cactus blooming
The Yucca growing taller
Not a building in sight
Only open spaces
The sound of insects chirping
This makes me wonder
Is life really this simple
Sometimes it is
Sometimes it isn't
All that I know is that I've got desert fever
Not a sickness
Just a liking for this land
And a liking for what's natural around me
Yes, the desert is my true calling!
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