Send an Embrace Open Space postcard to a friend and raise their awareness of the open space issue. These are six places in our region that deserve protection, shot by some of the Twin Cities' best photographers. 1. Select an image. (Click on "Enlarge" to preview the image) Winding northeast along the border between Hennepin and Wright Counties is the lower Crow River. Photo: Gary Hallman. The cold clear water of Valley Creek seeps and bubbles up from rocks near the border between Woodbury and Afton. Photo: Linda Gammell. Bisecting Dakota County from west to east, the Vermillion River veers south at Hastings. Photo: Jeff Krueger. From the trail along its northern edge, Seminary Fen looks like other wet grassy meadows, but a more curious world unfolds inside. Photo: Doug Beasley. The rugged terrain of the Pine Bend Natural Area harbors old oak forest, wildflowers, springs, prairie, and limestone outcroppings. Photo: Chris Faust. Winding northeast along the border between Hennepin and Wright Counties is the lower Crow River. Photo: Gary Hallman. 2. Address your postcard Your email address: Recipient's email address: 3. Add a personal message

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