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ozinoz

May 03, 2010 05:00PM

Registered: 14 years ago
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Hi Russ,

On one of my trips to the C&Ts, I think it was 1997, for the 844 trip over Tennessee Pass, on weekend closest to July 4 it was snowing at Cumbres. Made for some interesting pics - down in Chama it was 85 degrees and there are pics of people in parkas in the blazing sun...

Cheers

Grant

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