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Will Gant

July 07, 2019 01:05PM

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The ties are still there...
Or rather what's left of them. In the fall with a light snowfall, you can see the outline of the ties, which is warmer then the dirt, causing snow and Frost not to Stick. I last hiked in the fall of 2012

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Argentine Central Exploration (Part 1)	MD Ramsey	July 07, 2019 12:44PM
Re: Argentine Central Exploration (Part 2)	MD Ramsey	July 07, 2019 12:56PM
Re: Argentine Central Exploration (Part 2)	Will Gant	July 07, 2019 01:05PM
Re: Argentine Central Exploration (Part 2)	jim pallow	July 07, 2019 02:51PM
Re: Argentine Central Exploration (Part 2)	MD Ramsey	July 07, 2019 03:54PM
Re: Argentine Central Exploration (Part 2)	Samart	July 07, 2019 02:55PM
Re: Argentine Central Exploration (Part 2)	MD Ramsey	July 07, 2019 03:55PM
Re: Argentine Central Exploration (Part 2)	Kent McClure	July 07, 2019 05:45PM
Re: Argentine Central Exploration (Part 2)	jim pallow	July 07, 2019 07:59PM
Re: Argentine Central Exploration (Part 2)	Dirk Ramsey	July 07, 2019 08:56PM

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