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Laramy remains stuck at Camp Hellhole, nursing 7's leg, and struggling to survive in the freezing temperatures without food.
Laramy remains stuck at Camp Hellhole, nursing 7's leg, and struggling to survive in the freezing temperatures without food.
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S1, EP5 "The Struggle"Laramy remains stuck at Camp Hellhole, nursing 7's leg, and struggling to survive in the freezing temperatures without food.
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S1, EP6 "On the Move"Laramy and 7 leave camp Hell Hole and hit the trail again. They are headed for lower elevation in search of a more permanent place to call home.
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S1, EP4 "White Death"Snow, what the mountain men called white death, stops Laramy in his tracks; his trusty horse Seven has suffered a leg injury; Laramy must take care of Seven, battle through hunger and survive the snowfall.
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