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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Team Summit Bound’s Northern Adventure
© Jon Underhill We leave the comfort of home, loved ones and spring weather for Alaska this week. The bags are packed; our departure is imminent. What were six independent climbers have, in the last three months, coalesced into a … Continue reading
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