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Originally Posted by cbcbd Lol, those "deep woods" look very thick Excellent stuff, keep on posting... good BC stuff!! yeah, the woods at that point were pretty tough, ...

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Lol, those "deep woods" look very thick

Excellent stuff, keep on posting... good BC stuff!!
yeah, the woods at that point were pretty tough, especially considering I could hardly move my legs. We needed to traverse a long way to get back to the car and all I wanted to do at that point was not hike anymore, so I basically bounced my way from tree to tree for as long as possible.
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well told and illustrated!
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