Where Lizards Go to Die

Step Right Up

Golden Child

Harvest Time

A Turn of the Page

Wild Pink Direct

Tamper Proof

The Schrödinger  Equation

Step Into My Dream

Little Green Men

Big Orange Country

Killer Diller (aka Silver Spurs)

Sundance

Talon

Quick an' Dirty

Psycho Path

Homeland Insecurity

Circus Circus

Unknown L of Wild Pink

Tribal Babysitter

Path of the Misfits

One Slip

Then everything begins

Where the sidewalk ends

Ribbon Cracks

Elephus Maximus

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T-Rex

William "The Frig" Perry

Wood Spirit

Hell or High Water

In Sight of Power

Wrectum Wrecker

Open Casket

The Gambler

Run with the Horseman

Hammer Time

Grace

Steep Eye for the Slab Guy

Air Raid

The Message

Wild Pink

Hands of Stone

Dumpster Proof

A Nice Place to Come

Greener Pastures

Fists of Fury

Superwave

Sole Searcher

Can't Touch This

Heat Vision

Path of the Mystics

Burn

Open Boat Whalers

Mass Transit

Rockgasm

Voodoo That You Do

The Dark Star

Stone Hinge

Little Steps

Only on Earth

First Dance

Starting Point

The Stinger Arete

The Riff

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Routes in T-Wall West