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Navajo Peak?
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JimR
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Re: Navajo Peak?
Last Sunday from Audubon:
I have more age than experience, more experience than knowledge, and more knowledge than wisdom.
Yet somehow I usually make it back to the car safely; and oftentimes, so do the people that I'm with.
Yet somehow I usually make it back to the car safely; and oftentimes, so do the people that I'm with.
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drex27
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Re: Navajo Peak?
Hiked Navajo two weeks ago. Leave the crampons at home
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davidponak
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Re: Navajo Peak?
Only thing you would need crampons and axe for is Queen's way or Navajo glacier, ledges on Apache look dry, maybe some snow to skirt around down low - this was July 15th https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set ... 2bb306695f * fixed link
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