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Looking back to where these feet have taken me... 1 oclock is Edwards I believe. Grays and Torreys in the background as well. Almost done
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Geological Survey Marker on Argentine Pass, 13207', highest pass on the Continental Divide.
On the Continental Divide Trail at Argentine Peak's flat summit.
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aaron moore
Apr 16, 2016 near Georgetown, CO
“Looking back to where these feet have taken me... 1 oclock is Edwards I believe. Grays and Torreys in the background as well. Almost done”  

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Looking back to where these feet have taken me... 1 oclock is Edwards I believe. Grays and Torreys in the background as well. Almost done
On the Continental Divide Trail at Argentine Peak's flat summit.
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Geological Survey Marker on Argentine Pass, 13207', highest pass on the Continental Divide.
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