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straight up the
flank and up.
It may have been
200 ft deeper rock
for all I should know,
of course, at a distance
the whole thing looks
like a mud pump
because of the dirt
covering where were
many boulders perched
on top and a fine
morning along the
side. The river comes
rushing out from under
the ice.
We returned in a
hurry to camp & eat
in on the end of the
chow line. While on
the hike I heard a
sparble of some sort
that had me guessing
I could not find the
bird and it sure had
me stumped. I would
like to have more time
to hunt it down.
The mountain cleared
by evening and we
saw the full beauty
of Knickerbocker in