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shivagange and siddarabetta hills

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Felt invigorated after the climb. It was very relaxing at the summit in the shade and the wind.

Time to get back down…. it had some undulations where we occasionally climbed upwards a bit to go back down 🙂

Some water flowing from under a rock.

It was a great climb and though my muscles ached, in a nice kind of way.

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