Nice video! A couple of things I would touch on is that the App tailgating scene/fan rowdiness is a whole lot of fun usually and one of my favorite atmospheres. The flip side of that is that we have gotten so used to beating so many teams badly in the sunbelt (USA, ULM, Texas St, Troy, Georgia State and coastal except for the past two years) that fan energy just doesn't show up for those easy games a lot of times. If you guys would've came to the Marshall or Coastal game last year I think you would've been blown away at the fan experience. Against easy opponents, the energy just isn't there. I hate that it's that way, but It just is. The good news is that the Sun Belt east is getting way more competitive so hopefully that will result in less boring blowout games that fans at App have been too used to seeing with some teams.
Yeah, we're also aware we came in through the side where the tailgating isn't quite as heavy. There were some really cool pieces to it, but it was most definitely a late season, uneven matchup lol. The Sun Belt is absolutely in a great spot now though! We can't wait to see how things shake up, and we'll probably find ourselves pulling for App State when we visit other Sun Belt stadium if they're playing there!
Love this video guys thanks for coming to Boone! Pretty fair review for that day but I will say the tailgating scene is actually pretty good, wish you guys had a chance to see that. Unfortunately the atmosphere can be a little inconsistent especially when we play some less successful SBC teams and when the temperature drops. I wish it weren’t that way. I’ve had friends from USC tell me the atmosphere at a bigger game was on par with the atmosphere at their games. As for the stadium itself, like most things on campus it is so geographically restricted that it’s kinda pieced together in a unique way. The whole home side of the stadium was basically pieced together 3 separate times as the program grew. That with the actual location on the side of the mountain unfortunately restricts a lot of what they can do with the space haha. The town and campus has really outgrown itself and is using almost every square inch you can in the town. There are also some gameday traditions that might not have been as noticeable if it was your first time like the quote “Welcome to the Rock” being played on the video board as the team enters, Yosef firing a rifle, and songs like Back in Black and Mountain Music. Appreciate you guys doing a review of The Rock and love your channel! Hope you guys are able to make it back to Boone for a big game!
Really appreciate the kind words and support! Our trip to Boone was definitely a highlight of the season. We'll certainly be back for a bigger game in the future!
App alum here. Glad y’all were able to make it up for a game. Such a beautiful campus. And your production value is awesome; really hoping your channel gets more exposure. I was up in Boone for a wedding the same day y’all were there. My friends who got there on Friday said it actually snowed a bit on that Saturday morning. Gotta love that brisk mountain air on game day!
It's so beautiful up there, we'll be making many more trips! Also, big thank you! We've tried to make it a goal to get better with each video, hoping to continue that in Season 2!
Regarding tailgaiting, there was a huge stadium parking lot until 2019 where there are now brand new dorms. There are still a few spots around campus that have a nice scene, but they're scattered.
The nick name "The Rock" came from a radio commentator back in the early 90's, this is that was explained in a you tube video / interview of David Jackson, and this nick name of our stadium has just stuck. Did not explain why he gave it, but as the last poster said, it literally sits in a bowl and on bed rock. So maybe someone else can add to this. It just fits....
A bit late, but one category I think would be fun to see is y'all's thoughts on the bands of each of the schools y'all go to. Things like how often did they play? crowd engagement with them, how loud they were, etc. Bands are a huge part of gameday and a very valuable part of the stadium
One of the issues with stadium "room" is that these stadiums morph from single level, to double deck level, visitors side currently, seating space, and space in general was measured years ago when we were not all suffering from "fast food bloat"! We have, I think, 25" per seat space. I have 4 season tickets up from three last year. Why, for the extra space. For the over sold out UNC game, we needed that extra seat as, with only aluminum below your gluteus maximus and a small back rest, updating to single seats may for may not allow for the 31,500 stated seating capacity nor be cost effective. Additional seating, put in the week before, below the "loge"(sp) seats added about 3000 seats, as mandated by NCAA rules for visitor seating, especially for a Power 5 school coming to town. To pack 40,000 plus at The Rock is an accomplishment. I attended Lees-McRae and then graduated from App State before running out of my Dad's money on the "5 Year Plan" in 1982. Yes, all the places we used to hang out, hiking up to Linn Cove Viaduct before it began it's completion, Elk Park Falls(Jumped off numerous times), riding the Parkway in the Fall, heading to Blowing Rock, wet county then, hearing some of the world's renown musicians at P. B. Scott's(Look it up), actually going to class on a regular basis and my wife likes the beach, boring! I love the mountains for the same reason's you two do. It's MAGICAL!!!! Great vids, commentary and overall excellent production. Glad I hit this up tonight, till Saturday, GO MOUNTAINEERS!!!!
Thank you for taking the time to share this! Always love hearing stories and first hand experiences from true life long fans! You bring up some reasonable points about the seating structure, and definitely a smart move purchasing the extra seating too. It's been fun watching App State kickoff this magical season, hope they make it all the way to a New Years Six Bowl! - Nate
I completly agree with you guys on the stadium. Very cramped. I do think the atmosphere that day was lacking but overall it wasn't that bad considering who we had to play. I was there watching the game that day to I was on the same side you guys were on. Overall I think you gave a fair opinion and hopefully you guys get to come to another game in the future
Never heard the official story about the name the rock but....this is mine. We put in astroturf early and didn't really change it or replace it for a long time. I heard it was because of money. As it aged, the pad lost some flex so it was hard, really hard. When the weather turned cold it used to freeze. The playing surface was hard as a rock. From experience I can tell you it hurt (a lot) to fall on it. The grain on it also laid down. You could run and cut one way but the other direction was slick as ice. This is mid to late 1970's. Go App!
I was there 15 years ago and it was well entrenched by then. When I came up for a recruiting trip in 06, they were already using the Sean Connery "Welcome to the Rock" clip in the jumbotron intro. It's been referred to as the Rock since the 90s.
That's awesome man! Parking was pretty easy to find, there's a huge free lot, but it's a bit far from the stadium so prepare for a long walk or wait for a shuttle. As for tailgating, we didn't have much luck finding or seeing anything too crazy. The mountaineer faithful, however believe there are some decent spots but they're scattered throughout campus. Enjoy the game!
@@RoadTeamReviews We didn't play it at App until the week after beat SC in 2019. Fair assessment overall, but I do wish you would have come for a different game. For whatever reason our fans don't get up for most of the SBC West schools. The games against Marshall, Coastal, and Georgia Southern would have been a much better experience. Also, the tailgate scene is there but more spread out around campus. The route you took to walk in didn't go by the big tailgate lots. Our former play by play guy coined "The Rock" back in the 90's since the stadium is built into the mountain side. We have to blast anytime we dig down (even to install the scoreboard) so construction is very expensive. Hopefully we tear down that old seating and replace it with something more spacious and closer to the field one day.
@@joshglenn2115 Thank you for the comment! This seems to be the best explanation we've seen for The Rock nickname, and makes complete sense. There were certainly other games we wanted to attend but the mid week games just make it a bit more challenging. Who knows, maybe we'll make it back for a game with warmer weather in the future! - Nate
@@RoadTeamReviews My son turned me on to this video. Thanks for making your way to App and I'm glad you enjoyed your visit. A little more insight to The Rock moniker. I'm good friends with Mike Waddell who coined the phrase and after seeing this shot him a text for clarification. He said it was a combination of what JT (my son), but was also inspired the movie. As he explained it Alcatraz was an indomitable fortress from which there is no escape for prisoners and he saw KBS as being the same for visiting teams. I agree with your overall assessment with a few remarks. I have no idea what the person who designed that upper level on the West side could have been thinking, but I've been putting up with those blasted narrow isles and rows since it was built in 1979. Once the East Stands were built in '06 we moved over there and have loved every minute. It is 1000% more comfortable in every way. Now about those metal stands. As you can probably imagine the winters in Boone are rough and can be very destructive to concrete. Water gets into the joints, freezes and expands causing cracks in the concrete. Had you gone into the lower sections you would have seen just how bad. Metal might not be the most visually pleasing structure, but it is almost a necessity. If you look closely some older SEC & ACC stadiums are built out of metal, but are covered up with a veneered structure. Thanks again for coming up. Hope you can make it back up for a game that has the fans a bit more juiced.
Where do you guys live in South Carolina? I’m in Greenville and went to App State. Every one of your criticisms is valid. West side (home side) is old and cramped. Everyone hates the east side aluminum upper deck. A lot of amenities are lacking but the football and tailgate culture there is really strong. Very fair review. I don’t know if this is why it’s called the rock but the stadium itself is built on solid bedrock. They tried for years to figure out the best way to lower the field and bring seats closer but couldn’t. It would’ve required a ton of blasting that would’ve taken too long between seasons.
We’re in the Midlands, just outside of Lexington! And yeah when we were there it seemed like a lot of renovations and new construction was taking place nearby the stadium. After seeing it in person it’s easy to see why huge substantial updates would be challenging given the geographic elements.
The problem with lowering the field is due to the numerous underground streams that run under the field. That was the reason artificial turf was installed in 1971. Prior to that the field was pretty much a quagmire. Especially after a few days of rain.
USA isn't really a team App fans get excited to play. They're a relatively new program and aren't exactly a powerhouse team. Go to a game against Coastal, GaSo, Marshall or even James Madison and you'll see a much more intense atmosphere. The old SoCon rivalries carried over during the move up and it shows.
@@RoadTeamReviews We won in 2018 and 19 I believe, but they got us back in 20 and 21. But seriously dude it’s the craziest atmosphere I’ve ever seen in person. I’ve been to Auburn games and Georgia Tech games but the feeling in Paulson during App State is next level
20 years ago Kidd Brewer was a glorified high school stadium. Rather than tare it down and rebuild from scratch, they upgraded around the bleachers, hence the cramped feel and the ugly visitor's side. They should have at least filled it in more and wrapped the stadium in a U.
That’s actually true to a point. I played for Watauga High and until they built their new high school, Kidd Brewer was our home field. We were the only school in NC that played on Astro turf. It was great to see kids from other schools trying to play in sneakers and grass cleats sliding all over the place.
Can’t even compare the game excitement you went to, to the game against Coastal. App doesn’t care about South Alabama. I was at the Coastal game and it was rocking.
Feel that. With a team on the rise and leader of the Sun Belt like App State is, we just want to see that top notch atmosphere and intensity each game!
@@RoadTeamReviews I wish that were the case every game you go to. Unfortunately it’s not. Just like I’ll be at the South Carolina game this Saturday and after the beginning the excitement will drain out of the stadium simply because of the opponent. Go Cocks, Roll ‘Neers. Yes I pull for both.
@@thebeardedman2403 I respectfully have to disagree as South Carolina just sold out Willy B for the Georgia State game who is considered a lesser non-conference opponent
@@tedavidson unfortunately a sellout doesn’t mean the excitement will last the whole game at the Brice. It rarely does. I’ve been to well over 50 games at Willy B. I hope it last. Just like last year vs Clemson, it was rocking at kickoff only the have the air sucked out of it and no excitement pretty much the whole game. I’d be willing to bet Boone will be rocking tomorrow. Go Cocks! Roll ‘Neers!
Nice video! A couple of things I would touch on is that the App tailgating scene/fan rowdiness is a whole lot of fun usually and one of my favorite atmospheres. The flip side of that is that we have gotten so used to beating so many teams badly in the sunbelt (USA, ULM, Texas St, Troy, Georgia State and coastal except for the past two years) that fan energy just doesn't show up for those easy games a lot of times. If you guys would've came to the Marshall or Coastal game last year I think you would've been blown away at the fan experience. Against easy opponents, the energy just isn't there. I hate that it's that way, but It just is. The good news is that the Sun Belt east is getting way more competitive so hopefully that will result in less boring blowout games that fans at App have been too used to seeing with some teams.
Yeah, we're also aware we came in through the side where the tailgating isn't quite as heavy. There were some really cool pieces to it, but it was most definitely a late season, uneven matchup lol. The Sun Belt is absolutely in a great spot now though! We can't wait to see how things shake up, and we'll probably find ourselves pulling for App State when we visit other Sun Belt stadium if they're playing there!
I live in Boone nc it awesome
Love this video guys thanks for coming to Boone! Pretty fair review for that day but I will say the tailgating scene is actually pretty good, wish you guys had a chance to see that. Unfortunately the atmosphere can be a little inconsistent especially when we play some less successful SBC teams and when the temperature drops. I wish it weren’t that way. I’ve had friends from USC tell me the atmosphere at a bigger game was on par with the atmosphere at their games. As for the stadium itself, like most things on campus it is so geographically restricted that it’s kinda pieced together in a unique way. The whole home side of the stadium was basically pieced together 3 separate times as the program grew. That with the actual location on the side of the mountain unfortunately restricts a lot of what they can do with the space haha. The town and campus has really outgrown itself and is using almost every square inch you can in the town. There are also some gameday traditions that might not have been as noticeable if it was your first time like the quote “Welcome to the Rock” being played on the video board as the team enters, Yosef firing a rifle, and songs like Back in Black and Mountain Music. Appreciate you guys doing a review of The Rock and love your channel! Hope you guys are able to make it back to Boone for a big game!
Really appreciate the kind words and support! Our trip to Boone was definitely a highlight of the season. We'll certainly be back for a bigger game in the future!
App alum here. Glad y’all were able to make it up for a game. Such a beautiful campus. And your production value is awesome; really hoping your channel gets more exposure.
I was up in Boone for a wedding the same day y’all were there. My friends who got there on Friday said it actually snowed a bit on that Saturday morning. Gotta love that brisk mountain air on game day!
It's so beautiful up there, we'll be making many more trips!
Also, big thank you! We've tried to make it a goal to get better with each video, hoping to continue that in Season 2!
Ya'll are gonna have to hit up JMU now that they've moved up to the Sun Belt
Don’t worry, we’re definitely planning on it!
Now I want to visit Boon and watch some football 🏈! Great job as always guys .. the video drop keep getting better RTR .. keep
It rolling 👊
Regarding tailgaiting, there was a huge stadium parking lot until 2019 where there are now brand new dorms. There are still a few spots around campus that have a nice scene, but they're scattered.
Feel like they'll definitely have more tailgating going on after that big win over A&M!
The nick name "The Rock" came from a radio commentator back in the early 90's, this is that was explained in a you tube video / interview of David Jackson, and this nick name of our stadium has just stuck. Did not explain why he gave it, but as the last poster said, it literally sits in a bowl and on bed rock. So maybe someone else can add to this. It just fits....
Thank you for commenting! Can't deny it is a pretty awesome nickname for a stadium! - Nate
Mike Waddell was App's Director of Communications and voice of the Mountaineers prior to David Jackson.
That place has massively changed since I went!
A bit late, but one category I think would be fun to see is y'all's thoughts on the bands of each of the schools y'all go to. Things like how often did they play? crowd engagement with them, how loud they were, etc. Bands are a huge part of gameday and a very valuable part of the stadium
There's is a ton of tailgating on the school side of the stadium. Looks like you guys came in through the neighborhood behind the stadium.
Yeah we were on a tight schedule that day. Hopefully we can make it back for a game to checkout a full tailgate! - Nate
I'm wanting to go to next year's Coastal game! Should be perfect timing for fall foliage, and a great atmosphere unless App is having a bad season.
That's also turned into a pretty good little rivalry, should be a good time either way!
Awesome!! Best thing they did was getting rid of the track around the football field. Bills Mafia Reference ❤
Couldn’t agree more! S/O Bills Mafia 😎 - Triston
Sunbelt is definitely moving up in my book after all of these. Triston is also the grader everyone wants haha!
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nice job guys
Much appreciated!
One of the issues with stadium "room" is that these stadiums morph from single level, to double deck level, visitors side currently, seating space, and space in general was measured years ago when we were not all suffering from "fast food bloat"! We have, I think, 25" per seat space. I have 4 season tickets up from three last year. Why, for the extra space. For the over sold out UNC game, we needed that extra seat as, with only aluminum below your gluteus maximus and a small back rest, updating to single seats may for may not allow for the 31,500 stated seating capacity nor be cost effective. Additional seating, put in the week before, below the "loge"(sp) seats added about 3000 seats, as mandated by NCAA rules for visitor seating, especially for a Power 5 school coming to town. To pack 40,000 plus at The Rock is an accomplishment. I attended Lees-McRae and then graduated from App State before running out of my Dad's money on the "5 Year Plan" in 1982. Yes, all the places we used to hang out, hiking up to Linn Cove Viaduct before it began it's completion, Elk Park Falls(Jumped off numerous times), riding the Parkway in the Fall, heading to Blowing Rock, wet county then, hearing some of the world's renown musicians at P. B. Scott's(Look it up), actually going to class on a regular basis and my wife likes the beach, boring! I love the mountains for the same reason's you two do. It's MAGICAL!!!! Great vids, commentary and overall excellent production. Glad I hit this up tonight, till Saturday, GO MOUNTAINEERS!!!!
Thank you for taking the time to share this! Always love hearing stories and first hand experiences from true life long fans! You bring up some reasonable points about the seating structure, and definitely a smart move purchasing the extra seating too. It's been fun watching App State kickoff this magical season, hope they make it all the way to a New Years Six Bowl! - Nate
Y’all let us know what you think! This one might just be my favorite so far!
Nice job guy's! 😁👍
Thank you kind sir
I completly agree with you guys on the stadium. Very cramped. I do think the atmosphere that day was lacking but overall it wasn't that bad considering who we had to play. I was there watching the game that day to I was on the same side you guys were on. Overall I think you gave a fair opinion and hopefully you guys get to come to another game in the future
We'd definitely go back! Maybe for a game earlier in the season though haha
Hey if y'all have about a $1,000, head to Boone this weekend.... The Tarheels come to town.
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Never heard the official story about the name the rock but....this is mine. We put in astroturf early and didn't really change it or replace it for a long time. I heard it was because of money. As it aged, the pad lost some flex so it was hard, really hard. When the weather turned cold it used to freeze. The playing surface was hard as a rock. From experience I can tell you it hurt (a lot) to fall on it. The grain on it also laid down. You could run and cut one way but the other direction was slick as ice. This is mid to late 1970's. Go App!
Haven't heard this explanation before but I like it haha, sounds painful! Thanks for the comment!
So when I was in school there 20 years ago, we never called the stadium The Rock. Still not sure where that came from, but I like it.
I was there 15 years ago and it was well entrenched by then. When I came up for a recruiting trip in 06, they were already using the Sean Connery "Welcome to the Rock" clip in the jumbotron intro. It's been referred to as the Rock since the 90s.
Not SunBelt, but Bulldog Stadium in Fresno is definintley worth hiting up, great gameday atmosphere!
We’re hoping to do a West Coast swing in the near future, that one is on our list!
This video inspired me to go to the coastal game up there in a few weeks! I’m very excited! What is the parking and tailgating like around there?
That's awesome man! Parking was pretty easy to find, there's a huge free lot, but it's a bit far from the stadium so prepare for a long walk or wait for a shuttle. As for tailgating, we didn't have much luck finding or seeing anything too crazy. The mountaineer faithful, however believe there are some decent spots but they're scattered throughout campus. Enjoy the game!
Wait now... who stole Sandstorm from who? South Carolina or App State??
There’s only one Sandstorm, and it belongs to the University of South Carolina Gamecocks 😎 - Triston
@@RoadTeamReviews I strongly agree
@@RoadTeamReviews We didn't play it at App until the week after beat SC in 2019.
Fair assessment overall, but I do wish you would have come for a different game. For whatever reason our fans don't get up for most of the SBC West schools. The games against Marshall, Coastal, and Georgia Southern would have been a much better experience. Also, the tailgate scene is there but more spread out around campus. The route you took to walk in didn't go by the big tailgate lots. Our former play by play guy coined "The Rock" back in the 90's since the stadium is built into the mountain side. We have to blast anytime we dig down (even to install the scoreboard) so construction is very expensive. Hopefully we tear down that old seating and replace it with something more spacious and closer to the field one day.
@@joshglenn2115 Thank you for the comment! This seems to be the best explanation we've seen for The Rock nickname, and makes complete sense. There were certainly other games we wanted to attend but the mid week games just make it a bit more challenging. Who knows, maybe we'll make it back for a game with warmer weather in the future! - Nate
@@RoadTeamReviews My son turned me on to this video. Thanks for making your way to App and I'm glad you enjoyed your visit. A little more insight to The Rock moniker. I'm good friends with Mike Waddell who coined the phrase and after seeing this shot him a text for clarification. He said it was a combination of what JT (my son), but was also inspired the movie. As he explained it Alcatraz was an indomitable fortress from which there is no escape for prisoners and he saw KBS as being the same for visiting teams. I agree with your overall assessment with a few remarks. I have no idea what the person who designed that upper level on the West side could have been thinking, but I've been putting up with those blasted narrow isles and rows since it was built in 1979. Once the East Stands were built in '06 we moved over there and have loved every minute. It is 1000% more comfortable in every way. Now about those metal stands. As you can probably imagine the winters in Boone are rough and can be very destructive to concrete. Water gets into the joints, freezes and expands causing cracks in the concrete. Had you gone into the lower sections you would have seen just how bad. Metal might not be the most visually pleasing structure, but it is almost a necessity. If you look closely some older SEC & ACC stadiums are built out of metal, but are covered up with a veneered structure. Thanks again for coming up. Hope you can make it back up for a game that has the fans a bit more juiced.
Where do you guys live in South Carolina? I’m in Greenville and went to App State. Every one of your criticisms is valid. West side (home side) is old and cramped. Everyone hates the east side aluminum upper deck. A lot of amenities are lacking but the football and tailgate culture there is really strong. Very fair review.
I don’t know if this is why it’s called the rock but the stadium itself is built on solid bedrock. They tried for years to figure out the best way to lower the field and bring seats closer but couldn’t. It would’ve required a ton of blasting that would’ve taken too long between seasons.
We’re in the Midlands, just outside of Lexington! And yeah when we were there it seemed like a lot of renovations and new construction was taking place nearby the stadium. After seeing it in person it’s easy to see why huge substantial updates would be challenging given the geographic elements.
The problem with lowering the field is due to the numerous underground streams that run under the field. That was the reason artificial turf was installed in 1971. Prior to that the field was pretty much a quagmire. Especially after a few days of rain.
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USA isn't really a team App fans get excited to play. They're a relatively new program and aren't exactly a powerhouse team. Go to a game against Coastal, GaSo, Marshall or even James Madison and you'll see a much more intense atmosphere. The old SoCon rivalries carried over during the move up and it shows.
it definitely wasn't our first choice for a matchup, just kind of hard to catch midweek matchups. Makes sense about the old SoCon history though!
I wish you could have seen Ga Southern vs. App State. It is THE best G5 rivalry besides Army Navy
Bold statement right there, but a fair one at that. I remember watching a game in either 2018 or 2019 and things got HEATED I think y'all won though.
@@RoadTeamReviews We won in 2018 and 19 I believe, but they got us back in 20 and 21. But seriously dude it’s the craziest atmosphere I’ve ever seen in person. I’ve been to Auburn games and Georgia Tech games but the feeling in Paulson during App State is next level
@@tinhornproductions4769 might just add it to our rivalry bucket list 👀
They are D-1 now
20 years ago Kidd Brewer was a glorified high school stadium. Rather than tare it down and rebuild from scratch, they upgraded around the bleachers, hence the cramped feel and the ugly visitor's side. They should have at least filled it in more and wrapped the stadium in a U.
That’s actually true to a point. I played for Watauga High and until they built their new high school, Kidd Brewer was our home field. We were the only school in NC that played on Astro turf. It was great to see kids from other schools trying to play in sneakers and grass cleats sliding all over the place.
Can’t even compare the game excitement you went to, to the game against Coastal. App doesn’t care about South Alabama. I was at the Coastal game and it was rocking.
Feel that. With a team on the rise and leader of the Sun Belt like App State is, we just want to see that top notch atmosphere and intensity each game!
@@RoadTeamReviews I wish that were the case every game you go to. Unfortunately it’s not. Just like I’ll be at the South Carolina game this Saturday and after the beginning the excitement will drain out of the stadium simply because of the opponent. Go Cocks, Roll ‘Neers. Yes I pull for both.
@@thebeardedman2403 I respectfully have to disagree as South Carolina just sold out Willy B for the Georgia State game who is considered a lesser non-conference opponent
@@tedavidson unfortunately a sellout doesn’t mean the excitement will last the whole game at the Brice. It rarely does. I’ve been to well over 50 games at Willy B. I hope it last. Just like last year vs Clemson, it was rocking at kickoff only the have the air sucked out of it and no excitement pretty much the whole game. I’d be willing to bet Boone will be rocking tomorrow. Go Cocks! Roll ‘Neers!
You went to the wrong game homey.. they come to the mountain and they leave with Ls
The duck pound
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