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2500m Seymour Lake down there from Goat Flat 3000m. cliff face here, have to be very careful. Seymour Lake is actually on E side of Divide, flows into Missouri R. system.

looking E along the Divide trail goes along this cliff face to Goat Flat, very precarious. not doable until early to mid July usually, steep slanted drifts block it.

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Beartooth Pass scenic view with clouds, lake and mountain.

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🏁 FULLTIME — Montana 1–4 Vihren. Second League

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GOAL! 90' — Vihren. Montana 1–4 Vihren. Second League

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GOAL! 80' — Vihren. Montana 1–3 Vihren. Second League

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GOAL! 71' — Vihren. Montana 1–2 Vihren. Second League

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GOAL! 55' — Montana. Montana 1–1 Vihren. Second League

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⚽ SECOND_HALF — Montana 0–1 Vihren. Second League

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⏸️ HALFTIME — Montana 0–1 Vihren. Second League

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In 1912, Molly Bartlett, a homesteader discovered the hot springs by accident while drilling a well for drinking water, washing and irrigation water. Molly Bartlett, born Mary Hughes Smith, was a daughter of Robert B. Smith, the third governor of the state of Montana. In 1941 Bartlett raised monies for a project named the Montana Warm Water Project for Crippled Children to construct a polio treatment center for children named Camp Aqua. (Closest History: Wild Horse Hot Springs, ~1.99 miles; found via undefined-mile search)

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GOAL! 25' — Vihren. Montana 0–1 Vihren. Second League

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