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A pair of Coville's Columbines on Reyonlds Peak

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$A pair of Coville\'s Columbines on Reyonlds Peak$

A pair of Coville's Columbines on Reyonlds Peak. July 2010

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SoCalHiker

Gorgeous

Voted 10/10

Very nice photo. Thanks for posting. Cheers.

Posted Jul 12, 2010 6:38 pm


	TyeDyeTwins	Re: Gorgeous
	Hasn't voted	This was actually a test shot I ment to delete because a different picture would not load up for some reason. Now that this one is on here I guess I will leave it up. Glad you like it, and happy trails out there.
		Posted Jul 12, 2010 8:03 pm


	lcarreau	Re: Gorgeous
	Voted 10/10	You really expect me to believe that ??? I'm glad you left it up. Nice shot ..
		Posted Jul 12, 2010 11:28 pm


	TyeDyeTwins	Re: Gorgeous
	Hasn't voted	Yes I do Larry....thanks for the comments good friend of the south. Happy Trails as always -TDT-
		Posted Jul 18, 2010 1:43 am

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