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Trudge

Steps into infinite the beat of soles mountains, canyons trees, and holes The heartbeat of Philmont the feel of freedom smelling of pungent odor no beating of drums Stomp in the dirt pound the rocks crack the boots and rip your socks Cinch your pack on keep it tight trudge on scout and you just might Make the cut the dwindling few the mighty ones the Philmont Crew.
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JakeMeager
33 / M
Published
Aug 19, 2015
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Written at Ponil Camp at Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico.

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#legend#outdoors#motivation#camping#elite#champions#hiking#scout
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