East face of the south summit. Unknown climbers on Gunsight direct(rt side) and Orangeaid.

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East face of the south summit. Unknown climbers on Gunsight direct(rt side) and Orangeaid.

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Bright red Scarlet Tanager bird, seen at Seneca Rocks, WV.

The saint, easing up Castor

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Randy Travis

Nov 19, 2016

“East face of the south summit. Unknown climbers on Gunsight direct(rt side) and Orangeaid.”

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