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Lowe Alpine
Lowe Alpine Cerro Torre 65:85 Backpack - 3965cu in
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Material: TriShield Grid (420D nylon) Support/Suspension: Axiom+ back system Waist-Belt: yes Hydration Compatible: yes Detachable Daypack: yes, hydration pack Access: top Pockets: 1 zippered front, 2 water bottle, 1 lid, 1 hip belt Ice Axe Loops: 2 Trekking Pole Loops: yes, tip gripper Rain Cover: yes Max Weight Capacity: 70 lb Claimed Weight: 5 lb 12 oz Dimensions: 17 - 22 in Volume: 3965 + 1220 cu in Recommended Use: backpacking, expeditions, trekking Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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Australian Alps
The highest mountain of Australian Alip is named in honor of the Polish political leader Tadeusz Kosciuszko. Eventually peak lost its historical name - because the name disappeared one letter - z and it was written as Kosciusko. In the 2000s the Society of Geographical Names of New South Wales has insisted on the return of the letters, so the vertex again began to wear the name of Kosciuszko (read as «Kos-chooshko»), but Australians still call it "causey-osco".
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