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What a season!

July 28, 2014

Professional Ski Patroller and Mont Ambassador Doug Chatten sent us these great photos from the NSW Snowy Mountains.

Illawong suspension bridge.

Anderson crags.

A shot of The Parachute at Guthega from Tate East Ridge & how good it is looking!

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