A Muddy Time at GC Session
Written by Rachel Whitaker, Associate Editor   
06/30/10

Our favorite Mud nature columnist, Rich Aguilera, showed up live and in person at the Review and Herald Publishing booth at the GC session in Atlanta. Too bad I wasn't there to meet him! If you are at the GC and see him walking around, don't be afraid to say Hi. In the meantime, visit the Mud page for more nature stuff from Rich.

Rich Aguilera at GC

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