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  • Above Big Heart Lake, Alpine Lakes Wilderness, WA. "We named this little scramble 'epic feelgoods.' If you don't understand, you need to go there." - By Brian Collins of Snohomish, WA w/ an Olympus digital camera
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Above Big Heart Lake, Alpine Lakes Wilderness, WA. "We named this little scramble 'epic feelgoods.' If you don't understand, you need to go there." - By Brian Collins of Snohomish, WA w/ an Olympus digital camera
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Above Big Heart Lake, Alpine Lakes Wilderness, WA. "We named this little scramble 'epic feelgoods.' If you don't understand, you need to go there." - By Brian Collins of Snohomish, WA w/ an Olympus digital camera

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