Photo Albums Added

Not sure why I never did this previously, but there are now links to individual hike photo albums on the right hand side of the blog.  These are a compilation of all photo's submitted to me after each hike date.  I removed the obvious duplicates.

I did not have a simple way to credit the photographer.  If you would like me to remove any photo just let me know.

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