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samnsara

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6. hubbys family has a very rustic log cabin near Morse Creek on

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Sun Jun 23, 2024, 08:13 PM

Jun 2024

..Chinook Pass....right on the banks of the America River...I don't think we could escape the swollen creek in time. And with no electricity up there no one would even know anything until we smelled the sulphur..

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