West Atlanta Watershed Alliance held its 16th Annual WestSide Campout
Families and friends spent the campout crafting, hiking and dancing outdoors, and the group plans to hold it again.
From West Atlanta Watershed Alliance· Instagram · Oct 13
Open the post“Our 16th Annual WAWA WestSide Campout was a success !⛺️🌙 From crafting and hiking to dancing and making memories, families and friends came together to enjoy the outdoors, build connections, and reconnect with nature. There’s something special about slowing down, sharing experiences, and making space for our community to grow together. Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make this year’s campout one to remember! We can’t wait to do it all again.”
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