Snowshoeing Sawyer Mountain
By Mike Lynch
December 20, 2018
Standing at the Sawyer Mountain trail register, his snowshoes pushing through more than a foot of snow, Ned yelled out: “The last person to sign the register was six days ago.”
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By Mike Lynch
December 20, 2018
Standing at the Sawyer Mountain trail register, his snowshoes pushing through more than a foot of snow, Ned yelled out: “The last person to sign the register was six days ago.”
By Mike Lynch
June 28, 2018
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