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Photo Camp: Behind the Scenes in Chesapeake Bay
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Photo: Students race across a muddy marsh Slug
Photo: Students ride a bus to Port IsobelPhoto: Students take photos aboard a ferry Photo: Students on a marsh bridge Photo: Students walk through deep mud Photo: Student splashing in muddy water Photo: Students race across a muddy marsh SlugPhoto: Student photographs a peeler crabPhoto: Girl with a muddy face Photo: Student and instructor talkingPhoto: Dock at sunset on Port Isobel island
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A race across a Chesapeake Bay marsh pool ended with plenty of laughs at the 2008 Baltimore Photo Camp on Port Isobel Island.

Photograph by Cheryl Zook

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