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VOL 27 · BINDERY · WILLAMETTE MIST · 503

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Peak Gate Salem, Oregon Clamp a card

Opened 2016

Commercial still smells like wet rye if the night was long.

Peak Gate began because Soren Vale was tired of Salem players buying a stall peak and then watching mist clip it into Bush's Pasture.

The first gauge was a leftover back-stop from the packet shop. The first clamp was a notebook. The charter has not changed: two panels first, loft second, screens never.

We still will not gate a driver. The bindery maps scoring peaks. Mist still trims the hang while the stall stays flattering. That is the whole book, reprinted every November.