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tomc

October 11, 2017 06:46PM

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The big rock cliff is missing on DD. Other places where there is a bunch of Aspen trees in the foreground are usually on a big slope . Maybe the branch from Telluride to Pandora could be a close proximity but the rock face doesn't match. Matterhorn is another maybe but the rock face doesn't match.

Tom C.

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Goose 5 on the RGS?	davidtltc	October 10, 2017 09:48PM
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