'It’s just my happy place': Swimmer finds creative outlet within her daily routine
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MERTON, Wi. (CBS 58) -- Ellie Nakamoto-White meets Melodee Liegl, an artist who uses Lake Country as her canvas. With her GPS-enabled fitness tracker Melodee traces out patterns and shapes with her body during swim sessions in Beaver Lake.
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