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Unhappy campers?

Posted on: November 21, 2006

Big changes may be in store for Sawtooth National Forest

By Matt Christensen, Times-News writer

Ruts are visible as commissioners from Cassia County and Twin Falls County, along with congressional representatives, tour the Magpie Basin camping area last summer in the Sawtooth National Forest. Because of heavy recreation use, sediment and other debris is flowing into Rock Creek.

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