Silent Crushers Ep5: Olivier Boutin

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Olivier epitomizes the spirit of backyard exploration. All the stories he tells us about are within an hour of his home in Golden and yet all of them are wild, ambitious and daring. He tells us about amazing ski lines on Mt. Temple, Mt. Burgess and Mt. Vaux; mountains most of us have driven past countless times but very few of us know as intimately as Olivier.

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