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River Fairy
JC
Hi there! I’m JC, and I’m so excited you found my home!
I’m very sorry I wasn’t here to greet you. I’m probably off on an adventure somewhere—kayaking down the river, riding my bike on a trail, or, if it’s cold and snowy, skiing, sledding, or making a giant pile of snowballs while I wait for my friends to come play!
You might be wondering why a fairy—who has wings and can obviously fly—would ever choose to sit in a kayak or ride a bike down a dirt trail.
Well, even fairy wings need a break sometimes!
Besides, there’s something completely different about letting a kayak carry me down the water or feeling my bike tires roll along a trail. You notice things you might miss when you’re flying high above them.
There are so many adventures waiting outside—you just have to go looking for them!
How often do YOU get outside and explore? I hope it’s often!
DID YOU KNOW?
Did you know Junction City gets its name from the junction of two rivers? The Republican River and Smoky Hill River meet near Junction City and come together to form the Kansas River!
I’m very sorry I wasn’t here to greet you. I’m probably off on an adventure somewhere—kayaking down the river, riding my bike on a trail, or, if it’s cold and snowy, skiing, sledding, or making a giant pile of snowballs while I wait for my friends to come play!
You might be wondering why a fairy—who has wings and can obviously fly—would ever choose to sit in a kayak or ride a bike down a dirt trail.
Well, even fairy wings need a break sometimes!
Besides, there’s something completely different about letting a kayak carry me down the water or feeling my bike tires roll along a trail. You notice things you might miss when you’re flying high above them.
There are so many adventures waiting outside—you just have to go looking for them!
How often do YOU get outside and explore? I hope it’s often!
DID YOU KNOW?
Did you know Junction City gets its name from the junction of two rivers? The Republican River and Smoky Hill River meet near Junction City and come together to form the Kansas River!