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50°October 3, 2011 in Outdoors
When a grizzly steps on your face
Jaime Johnson, a professional photographer from Montana, recently put a video camera on the bank of an Alaska river where brown bears were frequently walking in search of salmon. Let’s just say the camera got a very, very close-up view of the grizzly. It’s what you would see if a grizzly were about to walk over your face.
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Desert delight for paddlers
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How to use bear spray
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No Kid Can Resist a Mud Puddle
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Wildlife Rehabilitators
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Baja Kayaking: Making best of Plan B
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Wreck to recreation: The West Coast Trail
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Looking back: Mount St. Helens comes to town
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Hillyard Grocery employee explains foiled heist
May 9, 2013 in City A woman attempted to steal a bottle of wine, but the Hillyard Grocery stocker, Jason Hill, stopped her. However, she smashed the bottle of wine on his head - cutting …
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West Valley High School band practice
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West Valley High School band practice
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