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August 28, 2017January 31, 2018 | teamshrub

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Is there anywhere more beautiful than the Kluane Range mountains and St. Elias icefields? Read about the Kluane Crew’s flight to the largest non-polar icefield and the Arctic Crew’s Inuvik adventures in Team Shrub’s most recent blog post. Here’s a quote from the post:

Team Shrub now finds itself divided in two different places having separate adventures on either side of the Yukon territory.

Where does a journey begin? For Team Shrub this summer, maybe the journey begins here on the shores of Kluane Lake in the Mountains of the Southern Yukon.

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