Looking up the Colorado river below the damn. Theres lots of fun scramble climbing around, and some fun cliff jumps into the usually cold river.

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Looking up the Colorado river below the damn. Theres lots of fun scramble climbing around, and some fun cliff jumps into the usually cold river.

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Me, the lake, and the Dome in the background. Yum, I just had a snack!

Local wildlife at Charleston. Decent sized buck hiding in the trees. He was the small one of the bunch. I counted 5 or 6 bucks in the bunch and there were some monsters there. Glad they know where to live to stay safe, right in the cabin area.

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Garrett Wilson

Jan 15, 2012

“Looking up the Colorado river below the damn. Theres lots of fun scramble climbing around, and some fun cliff jumps into the usually cold river.”

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