Tyce Maas (left), Luke Maas (red hat) and Avery Wierenga build a river out of sand and mud at Discovery Canyon on Thursday. (Photo by MURRAY CRAWFORD/Advocate staff)

WATCH: Cooling down at Red Deer’s Discovery Canyon

Red Deerians beat the heat on Thursday by heading over to Discovery Canyon for some summer fun.


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Tyce Maas (left) and Avery Wierenga build a river out of sand and mud at Discovery Canyon on Thursday. (Photo by MURRAY CRAWFORD/Advocate staff)

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