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Descending from Clouds
02:43
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Mountaineering
03:42
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4. |
Transmission
01:49
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Lomnické Sedlo
00:42
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Pouring from the Summit
07:58
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7. |
Freezing
00:35
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8. |
Ledo Urvas
04:06
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9. |
Mammoth
04:41
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10. |
(Warning)
01:48
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11. |
Million Years Gone
02:08
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12. |
Subterranean Lake
06:09
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