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Mary Kate O’Malley

February 25, 2022February 23, 2022maggie omalley

“I like being outside and fishing because you get to experience and interact with nature in a raw and breathtaking way.” (Mary Kate O’Malley, 20)

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This weekend our interns enjoyed the beautiful weather with their dad’s and families for #dadsweekenduiuc! Did you spend your time outdoors this weekend? Comment your favorite activity you did!🌞🏈

One of our interns sister recently took a trip to the Grand Canyon. She hiked through the mountains and captured some beautiful pictures of the National Park. #grandcanyon #nature #beauty

No matter the challenges, nature will always find a way. We can learn a thing or two from that kind of resiliency! Happy Friday everyone.🌼

Road trip anyone…? 🚗 Driving to new nature spots like hiking trails and bodies of water is always a fun way to enjoy the upcoming summer weather!

As summer approaches it is important to take the time to appreciate nature. Most of us spend time at cottages and whether we be walking, swimming, or sitting on a boat I urge you to take a minute and look at the beauties around you. Have a fun and safe summer everyone!

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