Sandy Hubbard, the OSFR events director, wrote the following about the latest OSFR paddle. Sandy, thanks for the beautiful images.
Sandy Hubbard leads us on adventures
The Springs of the Santa Fe Holiday Paddle was well-attended. We had about twenty paddlers turn out on a warm December day. A light rain fell at one point but it wasn’t cold. It was especially warm in the bus shuttling twelve drivers. Folks went home with a smile, a blow pop and mistletoe.
Our Santa Fe River, Inc is a Florida not-for-profit 501 (c)(3) organization composed of concerned citizens working to protect the waters and lands supporting the aquifer, springs and rivers within the watershed of the Santa Fe River. We do this by promoting public awareness pertaining to the ecology, quality, and quantity of the waters and lands immediately adjacent to and supporting the Santa Fe River, including its springs and underlying aquifer.
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