Working on Hares Canyon Horse Camp in LL Stub Stewart State Park

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Each year in the Spring the North West Chapter or Oregon Equestrian Trails spends two weekends in the Spring getting the Hares Canyon Horse Camp located inside LL Stub Stewart State Park ready for the coming camping season.

This year for 2015 camping season was no exception, members picked up downed limbs, raked site pads, and spread gravel in all of the corrals.

The Northwest Chapter of OET had a generous donation of funds from a local riding club, The Forest Grove Ranch Riders, for some of the gravel used in the corrals for this project and LL Stub Stewart provided the rest.

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