Trail Along for History and Health
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Recreational Trails Board Committee Member Gilbert Brooks and fearless leader of the hike.
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Supporters Miss Teen Moreno Valley Ashley Casillas(l), Miss Moreno Valley Isabel Guerra (C), Miss Sunnymead Melanie Villarreal and Miss Teen Sunnymed Ariana Morales (not shown) came to support the city through the hike.
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Pageant Director Miquel Sarasa thought the hike was a good way to show support for the city.
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Parents Javier and Anna Casillas and parents of Ashley were more than happy to join the hike and learn more about their city where they have lived for fifteen years.
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Who is ready for a hike? TROOP 214 of Moreno Valley looks like they're ready to get the show on the road.
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