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Cascades at first light.
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Cascades at first light.
this person hiked the appalachian trail and documented every single shelter with photos — the log entries are unhinged in the best way
Someone mapped every peak over 14,000 feet in the US and made it explorable by region — you can see which ones share the same ridgeline, which ones are actually close together despite looking far apart on a map.
Pacific Crest, mile 250.
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