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15 Jan 2018

Mt. Baker Backcountry Map- Benefit or Bogus?

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Great post Tom. I agree with everything you said, but have two minor disagreements on tone. 1. We want to know an avalanche occurred, details are nice. If someone doesn't…

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Thanks for the story. After reading your account and others today, I was dismayed people would not be willing to tell their stories for fear of criticism since your account…

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Thank you for having the courage to share your story.

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Wow. I can’t fathom how you feel but I love that you have a strong base of solid people in your life to remind you of the goodness in this…

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Jake, the man you wrote about is my little brother. Thank you for writing this article. I'm sorry you have carried this pain for so long. I don't believe you…

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