Avalanche

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A mysterious mountain man begins writing to you about his life. He currently resides in a old folks home, and you do not want to let him waste his time on letters that won't be read, so you accept them with appreciation. You do not know this man what so ever, but you begin to learn a lot from these letters.All Rights Reserved

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