Found this last night. All hail Dave.

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Found this last night. All hail Dave.

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Karen's card.

A friend and I hiked to the dome on the left from Radio Head in Rampart Range. Does anyone know what dome that is and if there is an easier way to access it?

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Allen Hill

May 22, 2010

“Found this last night. All hail Dave. ”

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