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A native indian legend claims that the scored marks that run down the side of Devil's Tower in Wyoming were gouged by a giant bear that was trying to reach what?

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    Seven stranded young maidens

  • The honey coloured sun

  • His own shadow

  • The other end of the rainbow

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