Finding Freedom in Jackson Hole at a 1920s University Geology Station

Photos from two summers spent exploring the Tetons and working on the kitchen staff at Camp Davis, a longstanding University of Michigan property

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Finding Freedom in Jackson Hole at a 1920s University Geology Station

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Photographer

Annie Klusendorf

Camera

Canon Rebel SL1, iPhone

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