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The furthest point south along the ridge above the Y Chutes leads to some steep and rocky southerly slopes
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Sluffer Chute after living up to it's name on a springlike February day
Y Chutes - Y2
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J. Bella
Nov 11, 2019 near Taos Ski Valley, NM
“The furthest point south along the ridge above the Y Chutes leads to some steep and rocky southerly slopes”  

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The furthest point south along the ridge above the Y Chutes leads to some steep and rocky southerly slopes
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Sluffer Chute after living up to it's name on a springlike February day
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