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Rain, Hail & lots of Wind. By Mike Edmondson

December 21, 2021

Rain, hail, lots of wind and spectacular wild flower blooms on the Snowies, with the Mont Dragonfly Tent. By Mike Edmondson

Rain, hail, lots of wind and spectacular wild flower blooms in the Snowies over the weekend. Thanks to Mike Edmondson for the share.

Mike uses a Mont Dragonfly tent, among other Mont tents, on many of his alpine adventures. The Dragonfly is a robust 2-person, all-season tent more than capable in alpine deep-winter but sufficiently ventilated for spring, summer and autumn camping.

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