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Published
08/15/08
As they cut through the dense growth, the young campers could be heard whispering among themselves. One asked "Are animals in here, like bears?" Another piped up, "The only thing I'm afraid of are snakes." 
Diane M. Rey - For The Capital
Andre Neely, 10, who lives in North Carolina, stayed with his father in Annapolis this summer. He paired with Midshipman Michael Brown to spruce up the gardens at the Chesapeake Ecology Center on Clay Street.Find Us On Facebook
The group wasn't exploring a jungle in a remote part of the world or the Amazon rainforest. They were in a rain garden only a few miles from where many of them live in Annapolis. The 30 campers from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Annapolis & Anne Arundel County were on an expedition at the Chesapeake Ecology Center on the grounds of the J. Albert Adams Academy at Adams Park on Clay...
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