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| Starting out early |
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| Sun breaking over the mountain |
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| Where's that light coming from? |
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Sunny and Cool
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Our Forest Hike Redux
Three-leaf Sumac Dr. K, Willow and I did the same hike essentially as the one we did yesterday; only difference was I got a gob of mud on my...
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I'm glad most of the ocotillo are still green.
Personally, I'm opposed to bicycles in natural areas, but my prejudice may be informed by the havoc that bicycle tires cause in Eastern forest soils. They churn up the soils, cause incredible ruts and mud wallows, and promote erosion. It may be far different on the soils around Tortugas, which look solid and dry from your images, Packrat. So, maybe bicycles are alright under such conditions, but I don't want (or allow) them in my woods.
I hear what you're saying, Scott. The area here where mountain bikers ride is quite hard and dry, in part owing to the countless vehicles that have driven these roads over the course of many years. The desert soil is quite fragile, however, and riding off trail or off road is strongly discouraged. Doesn't stop some idiots from doing it, though.
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