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Putnam

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Amazing last hike. 7.8 miles with almost zero whining and another picture perfect day with great friends
A picture perfect day and a super easy and quick hike to a fire tower
Got the band back together for a last hurrah
What a great week for critters!
No head but such a cool find and anatomy lesson
I guess if we have to move there are worse places. T minus about 50 days until we are Arkansans
Tombolos, full moons, and sunsets make for a perfect hike to an island to look for Captain Kidd's treasure
175 foot tall tree from the Amazon rainforest complete with sloths
Almost 50 degrees is the best time to look for ice on the Hudson
The neighbors made the best sledding hill ever
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