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GALLERY: Cliff Cave Trail hikers practice social distancing

May 12, 2020
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Photo by Deborah Baker

With a packed parking lot leading to a packed park, visitors to the trail at Cliff Cave Park in Oakville got some practice with social distancing in the beautiful weather Sunday, May 3, before our current cold snap kicked in. Photos by Deborah Baker. 

 
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