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Mt. Rainier

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First published at 01:07 UTC on April 16th, 2024.

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Bruce the Shark, and his friends Gumby, and Rusty "Ripsaw" Turtle read the book "Adventure Guide to Mount Rainier" by Jeff Smoot. This is a good book about the mountain and hiking around it. Gumby said he met a famous mountain climber, Lou Whittaker (and his twin Jim), that kicks this mountains butt for training on bigger mountains. But, this is also considered one of the most deadly mountains in 'Merica, because it kills people. And we thought Mount Hood took people out with that whole "here's Johnny" thing. Anyway, cool book and mountain, Rusty and Gumby want to go climb parts of it. If you like that type of thing, read this book, because TV rots your brain, and mountain hiking is great exercise for you humans!

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