Anaheim PD’s Cops-4-Kids program gives kids a chance to bond with nature and each other
0While hiking on a mountain trail, stumbling upon a native American arrowhead or meeting up with the type of furry creatures not seen in pet shops are both distinct possibilities. Sometimes, if you’re super lucky, so is panning for gold and handling crystallized colorful geode rock – or getting to ride shotgun in a Jeep 4 X 4 over rugged, bumpy terrain. “It was very bumpy and wiggly,” says Xoachitl, a 10-year old girl from Anaheim. A typical Anaheim kid rarely, if ever, gets to connect so intimately with nature as a group of youngsters, including Xoachitl, recently did during…
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