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The slipper<br>

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Cave above the Smith River

"Hypothetical" easy access stone and trad crag in the Bitterroot wilderness. History lost to the local no info ethic. Thoughts?

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The slipper<br>

"Hypothetical" easy access stone and trad crag in the Bitterroot wilderness. History lost to the local no info ethic. Thoughts?

Smith River limestone

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