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A wide shot of the majestic Arrigetch Peaks in Alaska's Brooks Range, showcasing their steep, rocky faces under an overcast sky. The valley floor in the foreground is covered in vibrant yellow and green autumn tundra vegetation, with a small stream or pond reflecting the sky.

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Rugged Peaks of Arrigetch Valley in Autumn

A wide shot of the majestic Arrigetch Peaks in Alaska's Brooks Range, showcasing their steep, rocky faces under an overcast sky. The valley floor in the foreground is covered in vibrant yellow and green autumn tundra vegetation, with a small stream or pond reflecting the sky.

Peaks in the Arrigetch Valley

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