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Lee shuts down outdoor activities on Lake Chickamauga

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LAKE CHICKAMAUGA (WRCB)-- Labor Day outdoor activities on area lakes were slammed by what was left of tropical storm Lee on Monday.

 

This storm deprived most all boaters, campers , hunters and fisherman from what would have been a full day of outdoor recreation .

 

Chester Frost Park looked like a ghost town on what should have been one of the busiest days of the year.

On the scene video best describes the results of the storm!

 

 

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