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SCREE VOL. I, NO. 1, JANUARY 1967 PEAK CLIMBING SECTION, LOMA PRIETA CHAPTER, SIERRA CLUB NOTES This is the first issue of SCREE, the newsletter of the Peak Climbing Section of the Loma Prieta

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