What Does Legend Say About The Sleeping Lady?

About The Sleeping Lady: Mount Susitna

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What Does Legend Say About The Sleeping Lady?

About The Sleeping Lady: Mount Susitna

According to the legend, it is in the summer that Susitna is covered in grass and wildflowers, while during the winters, the Gods cover her in snow.

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