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  "name": "The summit of Mount Witigio",
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  "firstSeen": "2026-08-09T16:21:57.282+00:00",
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      "rawTitle": "\u001b[0;36mThe summit of Mount Witigio\u001b[0m\n",
      "rawDescription": "  The top of Mount Witigio is covered with thick green moss and rocks.  A\n\nfew clumps of skinny bamboo trees are scattered about the mountain top.  The\n\nsecond tallest peak in the central mountain range, the view from here is\n\nstunning.  Looking down the slopes below you see the bright greens of the\n\nbamboo forest of this mountain.  Another thick forest of bamboo spreads out\n\nin a valley to the north, far beyond that you see the ice covered peaks of\n\nthe tallest mountain of the range, Zuji.  A valley of green fields can be\n\nseen to the south, a small cabin appears to be nestled in the valley there. \n\nTo the west is the rocky cliffs of Mount Suili, and to the northwest is the\n\ndeep green forested hills of Mount Drigi.  You can vaguely make out a sort\n\nof magical sparkle coming from the valley between the two western mountains.\n\nTo the northeast, you see the bamboo covered slopes of Mount Somagy near the\n\ncoast.  The trail heads back down the mountain to the south.  \n\n\r\n",
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