Up and down the Mountain
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Complete Fri, Apr 15, 201618m
Kyle and John take a dangerous journey to the top of the mountain, but little do they know the danger that lies ahead. They'd have to run into things they thought didn't even exist. Their grandfathers went up to the mountain 15 years ago, but they never returned. Can they do what their grandfathers could not...
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