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By ROBYN KAYE

Rappahannock News Contributing Writer

Three Rappahannock teens, Willie Collins, Julie Payne and I, participated in the 4-H Cloverbud Camp July 28 to ■ Aug 1.

There were 10 Rappahannock Cloverbuds attending: Eston Davis, Anthony Dennis, Jacob Dodson, James Henze, Lauren Kaye, AnneAshleigh Lamma, Will Miller, Jesse Palmer, Eman Partington and Tommy Pendleton.

Campers participated in four classes a day. These classes included nature, campfire cooking and crafts.

In the evening Billy Bee, an environmental singer, entertained the kids. He sung songs such as “Recycle,” “The Blackfly Is Back” and “Counselors in Love,” which was the

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