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The Mont Dragonfly in the NSW Snowy Mountains. By Mike Edmondson

August 24, 2020

The Mont Dragonfly in the NSW Snowy Mountains. By Mike Edmondson

Photos courtesy of alpine guide and photographer Mike Edmondson.

Mont Dragonfly Tent in the NSW Snowy Mountains by Mike Edmondson

Mont Dragonfly Tent in the NSW Snowy Mountains by Mike Edmondson

Mont Dragonfly Tent in the NSW Snowy Mountains by Mike Edmondson

Mont Dragonfly Tent in the NSW Snowy Mountains by Mike Edmondson

Mont Dragonfly Tent in the NSW Snowy Mountains by Mike Edmondson

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