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Did a hike in the Lake Tahoe area yesterday, Eagle Lake trailhead, Velma Lakes, Dicks Lake and back. About 15 miles, steep terrain, 1/2 mile on steep downhill with snow. This song was repeating in my mind almost as a mantra, helping me along the hard parts as I imagine it could on the El Camino. It is in English/Gaeilge (Irish Gaelic) by Seo Linn, lead singer Stiofan O'Fearall.

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