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Once again supporting the annual fundraiser for Chix 4 A Cause (a cancer benefit for WI women) last Saturday proved to be another huge success despite the cool damp weather. The colors were absolutely beautiful! Many thanks to all who donated and especially the Kettle Morraine ATV Assoc. for hosting the event. — at Oconto County, WI.

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After a morning shower the riding conditions were perfect at the Kettle Moraine ATV Club / Chix4aCause fundraising event headquartered out of the Dusty Trails in Mountain!

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Jillian Clark and Beth Biertzer of Chix 4 A Cause wave a friendly hello as they passed over this scenic bridge. Nearly 100 riders registered for the event. Not sure how much was raised this year yet but last year was around $9,000 dollars! WOW!

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