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E15M Day Two: Video

Chloey Settles
November 24, 2015

Dragon Press videographers Chloey Settles, Julie Knowles and Christian Erickson film the second day of the Every 15 Minutes simulation.

Credit: Chloey Settles/The Foothill Dragon Press; Julie Knowles/The Foothill Dragon Press; Christian Erickson/The Foothill Dragon Press

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