200 Years of Chesies: Part II

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Chesapeake Bay retrievers are dogs that were bred to be working and hunting dogs. The retrievers can figure out how to hunt ducks by themselves. The dogs often surprise their owners with their tenacity and natural abilities. Owners of the dogs love to tell stories about them and their exploits.

Behavior, Hunting dogs, Chesapeake Bay retrievers

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This way river

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An Iowa native reminisces about what it was like growing up near a wilderness area unspoiled by modern agriculture or urban sprawl. His great appreciation for the beauty and wonders of the outdoors was formed during a childhood spent on a farm where he gained respect for his surroundings.

Appreciation, Wilderness areas

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Down the ice dome: Frederic Baker climbed a glacier, hoping to find a herd of goats; what he found was a brush with death

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One hunter discovered the dangerous side of mountain goat hunting when he slipped on the side of a glacier. He landed in a pool of muddy glacier water, but was able to swim back to the edge of the rocks. He developed a lot more respect for glaciers.

Glaciers, Mountain goat

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