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A green tent and a yellow tent are pitched in a vast, golden-hued valley, surrounded by rugged, grey mountains under a cloudy sky in Alaska's Arrigetch Valley.

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Autumn Camping in Arrigetch Valley Wilderness

A green tent and a yellow tent are pitched in a vast, golden-hued valley, surrounded by rugged, grey mountains under a cloudy sky in Alaska's Arrigetch Valley.

A Green and Yellow Tent Pitched in Arrigetch Valley

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