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Chesapeake Semester at Echo Hill Outdoor School
September 01, 2010
After our orientation to the Chesapeake Semester at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, a skipjack sail and 4 bushel of crabs, students visited Echo Hill Outdoor school for some trust and team building exercises.
View video by Amanda Anastasia ‘13 and Kelsey Hallowell ‘12.
View video by Amanda Anastasia ‘13 and Kelsey Hallowell ‘12.
Last modified on Apr. 12th at 10:52pm by Shane Brill.
