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Backyard Bliss

BBQ 101 WITH CHEF JIMMY NADELL

DEVELOPING A SENSE OF PLACE IN OUR LOCAL OUTDOORS

WRITERS ON SUMMER READING

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JULY 2020 PUBLISHER

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Sacred Ground AS A KID, I PRACTICALLY LIVED IN MY BACK YARD DURING SUMMER VACA-

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Dani Moore

TION. My little brother and I reigned over its fenced half-acre like royalty, designat-

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ing each corner for various activities like squirt gun battling, water hose romping,

Caitlin Causey, Finn Collier, Lindsay DeFrates, Jimmy Nadell

tree swing spinning, and green grass somersaulting. Our garden shed was both a fortress and a dungeon, our screened-in porch a castle. On rainy summer evenings, my family would sit on that porch and eat bowls of popcorn together under blankets

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and howl at the storms overhead. Nowadays when we get together, we still talk about those “thunder parties.”

Back yards are sacred ground.

This is a lesson many of us pry from childhood memories and hold dear as we grow older, even as we seek bigger and more exciting experiences in adulthood.

Perhaps only after marching out to move our mountains can we return to truly see the value of the humblest places in our lives—the ones that have no soaring vistas or thrilling sights but that do know the thrum of our children’s footsteps in summer,

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the laughter from our patio tables ringed with dear friends, the soft turning of pages

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in our favorite books read in the shade. As Dorothy Gale says, “If I ever go looking for

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my heart’s desire again, I won’t look any further than my own back yard. Because if it isn’t there, I never really lost it to begin with.”

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This particular summer of 2020 seems perfectly suited for rediscovering the joys of our own back yards, both literally and figuratively. We hope this issue of Roaring Fork Lifestyle inspires you to circle ‘round with those you love, and find your heart’s desire right here at home.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE JULY 2020

FEATURES 10 Splendor in the Mountains Where Staying In Means Big Adventure

14 The Places We Go Back To Why Now is the Time to Recreate with a Sense of Place

20 Barbecue Season Chef Jimmy Nadell on Gourmet Backyard BBQ: It’s Easier Than You Might Think

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32 A Day in the Canyon Pick a Saturday, and Rediscover No Name this Month

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DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

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Good Times

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Water & Woods

20 Culinary Creations 28 Our Contributors 32 Travel Destination 34 DIY

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WATER & WOODS

T HE PLACES WE G O BACK TO

WHY NOW IS THE TIME TO RECREATE WITH A SENSE OF PLACE ARTICLE LINDSAY DEFRATES

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NOT FAR FROM WHERE I GREW UP IN THE SUB-

Interest in the subject of how and where one forms

URBS OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, THERE WAS

a sense of place is central to the robust debate around

A PUBLIC PARK CALLED DEEP RUN. It had two

public land management and outdoor recreation. In

retention ponds, a few miles of paved trails, soccer

2018, the outdoor recreation industry topped $886 bil-

fields, playgrounds, and a large swath of deep, green,

lion, making it a major player in the discussion and in

Virginia woods. My mother would take us there every

the economy, and the regulation of extraction industries

time the frenetic energy of three daughters needed to

remains central to western politics. All of those deci-

be expelled somewhere not in the house—which was to

sions center on how people perceive the value of the

say, quite often.

land they are using.

In fact, after a lifetime of birthday parties, nature hikes, forced marches, and lava monster games, this park was

The one thing that most researchers agree on is that developing a healthy sense of place takes time.

like a second home. I knew which rocks had crayfish under them. I knew which stamped-out footpaths took

KICK THE BUCKET LIST

me to the climbing boulder. I could point out poison ivy

If the academic definitions seem a little distant, think

from amidst a wall of green, and I knew where the cop-

about it like this: a sense of place is the opposite of a

perhead snakes sometimes took their naps.

bucket list. Bucket lists, while much loved by Americans,

I felt so comfortable at the park that I even ended up

are a one-and-done situation. In some situations, that

going there on the afternoon of September 11th, 2001.

makes a lot of sense. Went bungee jumping? Check it off

Together with a friend, just two high school sopho-

the list. Saw the largest wheel of cheese? Check. Went

mores, I wandered those trails, so familiar and safe, as

on a blind date? Check. Made a souffle? Check (but

we stared out at a future which was anything but.

maybe don’t eat it just yet).

What I was lucky enough to experience as a child at

When it comes to the outdoors though, the bucket list

Deep Run, and what so many of us cherish about living

mentality doesn’t track quite as well. How could some-

in the Roaring Fork Valley, is called ‘sense of place.’

one possibly check off a place as complex and enormous as, say, the Grand Canyon? Yosemite? How about

WHAT IS A SENSE OF PLACE? The term ‘sense of place’ can mean slightly different things depending on the context, but most definitions carry

Maroon Bells or Hanging Lake? One visit, even two or three visits, barely scratches a flake off the meaning and depth of any place in the outdoors.

the same core concept. In one study from 2005, commis-

Developing a sense of place is the difference between

sioned by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA),

meeting an old friend for coffee and using a dating app

sense of place was explained like this: “Places involve

to meet new people every weekend. With the old friend,

meanings and values that facilitate intimate connections

a person can skip the small talk, and head right to the

with particular geographical areas.” In other words, every

kind of connection which benefits both people involved.

person forms a unique connection to the land based on

You do not have to live nearby that person to care deeply

their own lived experiences in it, and the values they hold.

about how they are doing, either.

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ROAD TRIP (CONTINUED)

WHY RECREATE TO DEVELOP A SENSE OF PLACE?

drive a long distance to reach a new crag, trout stream,

For our current climate, both literally and figuratively,

or dormant volcano. Along with that, every time we

recreating with a sense of place, and teaching our chil-

pick up a new sport, the price tag in dollars and emis-

dren to do the same, is exactly what we need.

sions jumps up again to bring that shiny new gear to

Often Closer to Home

your doorstep. On the other hand, going back to places

In the fog of uncertainty surrounding COVID-19, travel

where you’ve already found joy to dig up some more

plans have become a thing of the past. People are still traveling, yes, but the certainty of long term, long distance

usually means that you can just use what you’ve got.

Creates Informed Advocates

travel plans has evaporated entirely. Health experts and

Because of my sense of place at Deep Run, I noticed,

the CDC all recommend limiting travel to areas closer to

even as a child, that the bullfrog tadpoles were gone

home. Sense of place recreation welcomes people back

after large developments paved over nearby wetlands.

to places nearby, or at least places through which they

Those of us who have a strong sense of place attach-

can move intentionally and cautiously.

ment can identify concerning trends in the outdoor

Reduces Carbon Footprint

spaces we love. With that awareness often comes the

Most of us are well-informed about the heavy toll that

desire to protect the land. When we know an outdoor

constant travel takes on the environment. Because out-

space well enough to recognize that it has value even

door recreation destinations are often remote, it is not

when we are not using it, we become informed and

unusual for enthusiasts to take a plane to rent a car to

committed advocates for it.

The writer with her husband Casey DeFrates and children Malcolm, Hunter, and Cadence at Rifle Falls.

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“THE ONE THING THAT MOST RESEARCHERS AGREE ON IS THAT DEVELOPING A HEALTHY SENSE OF PLACE TAKES TIME.” Encourages Respect for Other Users

+ Change travel plans to ensure that you

Another important side effect of recreating

return to the same place at least once

with a strong sense of place is that it requires

every year.

us to recognize that others’ perceptions of that same place can be very different. A person

+ Visit during different seasons. + Wander through your own neighborhood

who has a strong relationship with a place they

for a day of outdoor recreation instead

love can also identify the value that other users

of driving somewhere else every time.

see in it, which can build powerful empathy.

+ Bring an animal/plant guide on any outing

As more and more people find their way into

which is appropriate to the area.

the mountains, understanding the priorities of

+ Pursue a variety of activities in the

those user groups becomes essential.

same location.

A sense of place means that you know

HOW TO STRENGTHEN A SENSE

what a trail looks like in every season, and

OF PLACE

that you can remember a whole summer

Here are a few ways that the experts rec-

from just one smell. It is why we go back

ommend you can begin recreating with a

to places we’ve already been, and why we

sense of place.

stand up for them even when we are apart.

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CULINARY CREATIONS

ARTICLE JIMMY NADELL PHOTOGRAPHY ESTATEPHOTOVIDEO.COM - MICHAEL HEFFERON

“BARBECUE”

IS

DERIVED

FROM

THE

CARIBBEAN WORD BARABICU, MEANING “SACRED FIRE PIT.” While many festive foods such as roast turkey, prime rib and baked ham are served on specific holidays, barbecue can be served any time that it’s nice enough to cook outside. Memorial Day, 4th of July, and Labor Day are all known as great BBQ days with friends and family. Barbecuing is certainly considered one of the great American pastimes.

The science of great barbecuing is actually quite simple: Start with a great cut of beef, pork, or poultry, coat with a dry rub, and then cook very slowly with live fire and smoke at a low temperature ranging from 190-275°F,. This slow cooking method breaks down the molecular structure of the meats while rendering the fats, browning the outer crust, and creating a succulent, moist, and flavorful protein that’s finished with a great homemade BBQ sauce.

Whether you’re from the Carolinas, Texas, Kentucky, Kansas, Missouri, Alabama, Hawaii, New York, Tennessee, or the Florida Keys, each region has its own pit master pride in creating a unique style of barbecuing, sauces, and smoking.

Particularly in the southern regions of the U.S., pit masters take barbecuing to the next level in barbecue competitions. Chefs compete for the bragging rights to be named the best by a panel of expert chef judges.

Barbecue

s e as o n

GOURMET BACKYARD BBQ: IT’S EASIER THAN YOU MIGHT THINK

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How long do I barbecue/smoke? This depends on the mass of the protein you’re cooking and the temperature you’re cooking at. For barbecued ribs I like to rub with my dry rub, smoke for two hours at 225°F, then wrap in foil and return to the smoker for the times listed here. Then when you have one hour remaining, unwrap and coat with sauce and return to the smoker for the last hour until nicely caramelized. For pork butts, briskets, and shoulders, smoke for six hours and then wrap in foil for the remaining cooking time. Chickens are best marinated or brined and then coated with my dry rub directly in the smoker for their duration and sauced one hour prior to being done.

And what wood is best for smoking? My favorite is hickory, although I more often use apple wood because it’s more easily obtainable near my home in Carbondale. There are also many apple and peach farms in Paonia and Hotchkiss which sell their dead trees for smoking. Hickory chips and mesquite charcoal are readily available at most stores, and many other options can be found online.

COOKING TIMES

+ Baby back ribs (12-14 ounces per rack): Six hours at 225°F

+ Medium baby back ribs (16-20 ounces per): Seven hours at 225°F

+ Large ribs: St. Louis ribs, spare ribs, and beef ribs (21-32 ounces per): Eight hours at 225°F

+ Pork Butts and Shoulders (7-8 pounds) 10 hours at 225°F

+ Brisket (10-12 pounds): 10 hours or 200°F internal temperature

+ Smoked whole chickens (3 pounds cut in half): 2 ½ hours at 225°F

+ Raw sausages: Italian, bratwurst, and chorizo: 1 ½ hours at 225°F

+ Cooked Sausages: Polish, andouille, kielbasa, and weijska: 45 minutes at 225°F

Monique Cordova and Jimmy Nadell at the "Chef's Chalet," their home in Carbondale.

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CULINARY CREATIONS (CONTINUED)

F av o r i t e R u b s & Sa u c e s : INGREDIENTS + 1 cup granulated sugar + 1 cup Spanish paprika + ½ cup powdered garlic + ½ cup kosher salt + ¼ cup onion powder + ¼ cup chili powder + ¼ cup freshly ground black pepper

+ 2 tbsp cumin + 1 tbsp coriander

J i m m y’ s D ry B B Q Spice Rub.

+ Mix all ingredients and store in an airtight container.

INGREDIENTS + 4 cups good ketchup

+ 2 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil + ½ cup molasses + ½ cup brown sugar + ½ cup apple cider vinegar + 1 tbsp fresh garlic, chopped + 1 cup yellow onion, chopped + 1 tbsp worcestershire sauce + 1 tbsp dijon mustard + ½ tbsp ground cumin + ½ tbsp kosher salt + ½ tbsp freshly ground

Traditional Barbecue Sa u c e .

black pepper

+ Sauté onions and garlic in olive oil until soft. Add these with remaining ingredients to a blender, and blend until smooth.

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Slow-smoked brisket with Traditional BBQ Sauce and grilled vegetables.

Pa payaHabanero BBQ Sa u c e .

INGREDIENTS + 3 cups good ketchup + 1 ½ cups papaya cubes, seeds/skin removed

+ 2 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil + ¼ cup molasses + ½ cup dark brown sugar + ½ cup apple cider vinegar + ½ cup water + ½ habanero, seeds removed + 1 tbsp fresh garlic, chopped + ½ tsp kosher salt + ½ tsp freshly ground black pepper

+ Place all ingredients in a blender and blend until smooth.

Papaya-Habanero BBQ baby back ribs with traditional Mexican elotes.

Grilled corvina with Thai BBQ sauce over rice and vegetables.

Thai Barbecue Sa u c e .

INGREDIENTS + 1 12-ounce bottle Mae Ploy brand Thai Sweet Chili Sauce

+ 2 tbsp ABC brand Sweet Soy Sauce Kecap Manis

+ 3 green onions (green part only), chopped

+ 1 tsp fresh ginger, peeled and sliced

+ ½ cup white sesame seeds (to finish)

+ Combine first four ingredients in a bar style blender, blend until smooth. Just prior to serving, sprinkle sesame seeds on top.

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CULINARY CREATIONS (CONTINUED)

INGREDIENTS + ½ cup granulated sugar + ½ cup Spanish paprika + 1 tbsp allspice + 1 tbsp lemon pepper + 1 tbsp kosher salt + ½ tbsp garlic powder + ½ tbsp onion powder + ½ tbsp cinnamon + ½ tbsp cayenne pepper + ½ tbsp dry thyme + ½ tbsp nutmeg + ½ tbsp curry powder + Mix all and store in an

Jamaican Jerk BBQ Rub.

airtight container.

INGREDIENTS INGREDIENTS (STEP ONE)

+ 1 small yellow onion, chopped + 1 clove garlic, chopped + ½ habanero, seeds removed + Zest of lemon, lime and orange + 2 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil INGREDIENTS (STEP TWO)

+ 4 cups good ketchup + 1 cup orange juice + 2 tbsp brown sugar

+ 2 tbsp apple cider vinegar + 1 tbsp molasses + ½ tbsp allspice + ¼ tbsp cinnamon + ¼ tbsp nutmeg + ½ tbsp kosher salt + ½ tbsp lemon pepper

Jamaican Jerk BBQ Sa u c e .

Jamaican Jerk BBQ Chicken.

About the Author.

Chef Jimmy Nadell is a two-time Culinary Arts Gold Medal Recipient and is the chef and owner of Bravo Fine Catering. He is the author of “Aspen Celebrity Cuisine,” the former Executive Chef at the Caribou Club, and is the president

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OUR CONTRIBUTORS

SUMMER READING WORDS AND BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS FROM ROARING FORK LIFESTYLE'S RECENT CONTRIBUTORS 28

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L I N D S AY D E F R AT E S Lindsay DeFrates is a freelance writer who wrangles words and kids in Glenwood Springs. She’s lived in the Roaring Fork Valley for 15 years and loves writing about its passionate and creative residents and its precious natural spaces. RoaringForkWriter.com + BOOK: “Any book that catches your eye. Most of us spend far too much time wondering if we are reading the ‘right’ book when we should really just pick up a book, swallow it whole and then find the next attractive pile of words.”

MICHAEL HEFFERON Photographer. Outdoor adventurer. Creatively haptic. Entrepreneur.

Dad. Cook. Builder. Professional. Life enthusiast. Fun. Friendly.

Fit. Spiritual (Christian but not religious!). Explorer. Traveler. Risk Taker.

Positive. Passionate. Confident. Search & Rescue member. Wilderness first responder. + BOOK: “The Bible: Read and see what Christ was and is truly all about for yourself.”

SUZANNE KIRCH An established freelance writer, Suzanne has been a regular contributor to RFL magazine since 2017, and enjoys sharing her love of storytelling by teaching language arts at St. Stephen Catholic School.

To read more of her work, please visit: GrowLearnCreate.com. + BOOK: “Right now, I am reading C.S. Lewis‘ autobiography: ‘Surprised by Joy.’ It’s been a wonderful read (and has made me up my vocabulary game). I’m also going to reread some of my favorite books by another Irish author, Maeve Binchy. She wrote in such a warm, humorous way about people that are recognizable to all of us. One of my favorite books by her is ‘The Lilac Bus,’ which is a compilation of short stories, and a good way to get into her writing.”

RENEE RAMGE Renee Ramge is a photographer who is grateful for every day. After a battle with cancer she’s dedicated herself to “living life NOW!” When looking through the lens she hopes her mantra is expressed in the images she captures. ReneeRamge.com + BOOK: “We’re all works in progress. ‘Untamed’ by Glennon Doyle challenges us to rethink the roles we’re subscribed to in life. It’s a fun read with your friends this summer to spark conversation.”

AMY HADDEN MARSH For Amy Hadden Marsh, journalism is a calling. She is a full-time reporter for KDNK Community Radio. Her work has won Edward R. Murrow awards and recognition from the Colorado Broadcasters Association and the Colorado Press Association. The Roaring Fork Valley has been her home for four decades. + BOOK: “John M. Barry’s ‘The Great Influenza’ for some insight into the current pandemic and how scientists, physicians, and communities survived the last one. Silvia Federici’s ‘Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body, and Primitive Accumulation,’ a fascinating read about the transition to capitalism in medieval Europe.”

D O U G L A S S T R AW Doug settled in the Roaring Fork Valley near the end of the 20th century after growing up in Pittsburgh, PA, and living in the deep south and on both coasts. He owns and operates MountainCom LLC, a strategic communication agency specializing in results-driven marketing, advertising, design, public relations, and social media management. DWStraw.com or follow MountainCom LLC on Facebook and Instagram. + BOOK: “This summer I’m re-reading ‘The Divine Conspiracy’ by Dallas Willard, and just started Donald Fagan’s memoir, ‘Eminent Hipsters.’ The first is philosophical, theological and transcendent, whereas the second is thoroughly rooted in the earthly, musical here and now, so it’s a good balance.”

GENEVIÈVE JOËLLE VILLAMIZAR Geneviève Joëlle Villamizar is a “community builder” through storytelling and the atypical medium of Nature. Crafting a life with her 9-year old daughter, Juniper, and an untold number of chickens, Geneviève has learned that life tastes better with two parts meaning-making, one part sheer, unexpected accident, and a splash of levity. Houzz.com/Projects/Users/Salt_Dirt + BOOK: “The book that changed my life forever and still consumes me is ‘The Road Home’ by the now six-feet-under Jim Harrison. It’s an elegant feast of the mind and senses. ‘The Painter’ by Peter Heller has everything I’m drawn to: a gifted man of questionable character, art, poetry, beauty. Anything by Isabelle Allende—her feminine take on magical realism brings childhood with my Colombian father to life in sweet, fantastical ways. And ‘Where the Crawdads Sing’ by Delia Owens. Her sensitivity to the details of nature paired with powerful storytelling enchanted and captivated me.“ CityLifestyle.com/RoaringFork

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TRAVEL DESTINATION

A Day in the Canyon ARTICLE CAITLIN CAUSEY 32

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IN NEED OF IDEAS FOR A MINI-ADVEN-

in the days before I-70. Keep your eyes peeled

Jess Weaver Trail (drive left off the interstate

TURE YOU MIGHT NOT HAVE EXPERI-

for bighorn sheep! Continue around the bend

until you see parking; find overflow spaces

ENCED IN THE VALLEY BEFORE? Look no

and up through No Name’s residential area to

at the No Name rest area) offers about seven

further than No Name, just east of Glenwood

be reunited with the bike path at the top of the

miles of side canyon glory along No Name

Springs on I-70. Family-friendly, accessible,

hill. From there, keep rolling east through the

Creek. For picnickers, check out the sturdy

and totally gorgeous, the quiet little hamlet

canyon, or turn around to enjoy a well-earned

log shelter on the western side of Horseshoe

offers more than enough excitement to fill up

downhill zoom back toward the bend.

Bend, where you’ll find three large picnic

one of your Saturdays this summer. Here’s

tables and a stony river beach perfect for

how to make it happen.

GRUB Before venturing out, pack a lunch and bring

those itching for a bit more of an adrenaline

GETTING THERE

plenty of water, or grab sandwiches to-go

rush, Glenwood Canyon Resort has zip-lin-

You can easily drive to No Name, but the

from Chomp’s Delicatessen on 6th Street

ing and a high ropes course, and is the

more scenic way to get there is by bicycle. Hit

in Glenwood near the pedestrian bridge.

home of Defiance Rafting Company with

the bike path entrance just behind Yampah

Alternatively, once you arrive in No Name you

its numerous adventure packages. If you’re

Spa in Glenwood (where limited parking is

can swing by Glenwood Canyon Resort’s Bar

tuckered out at the end of the day, the resort

available around the arts center) and cruise

& Grill, which serves up burgers and other

also offers accommodations in the form of

briefly beside the interstate before dropping

hearty fare on a shaded riverside deck.

cute camper cabins, family cottages, tent

down into spectacular Horseshoe Bend.

There you can ride along a salvaged portion of old U.S. Highway 6, which served motorists

relaxing and watching rafters float past. For

sites, glamping, and RV sites. Just be sure ACTIVITIES For hikers and trail runners, the popular

to check availability before your day trip, as summertime is peak tourist season.

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H 2 0 M E LO N .

COOLING DOWN. And what’s more refreshing than ice pops

+ Combine watermelon,

filled with your favorite fresh fruit? Don’t get in a rut—here are

cucumber and lime

some options that you can enjoy all summer long. Don’t be afraid to try your own! Simply freeze your favorite fruit juice and chunks

HYDRATION STATION:

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Did you know watermelon and cucumber are two of the most hydrating fruits + veggies? Load it up!

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