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Myrtleford Lions get behind the rail trail's Bush Food Corridor

<p>DIGGING IN: Myrtleford Lions Club members (from left) George Peter, Peter Traini and Paul Tanner helped plant 11 Canadian Maples along the Murray to Mountains Rail Trail on the eastern approach to Myrtleford. </p>\\n
<p>DIGGING IN: Myrtleford Lions Club members (from left) George Peter, Peter Traini and Paul Tanner helped plant 11 Canadian Maples along the Murray to Mountains Rail Trail on the eastern approach to Myrtleford. </p>\\n

DIGGING IN: Myrtleford Lions Club members (from left) George Peter, Peter Traini and Paul Tanner helped plant 11 Canadian Maples along the Murray to Mountains Rail Trail on the eastern approach to Myrtleford.

Canadian Maples planted on eastern approach to Myrtleford

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