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| Hiking | 8.99 Miles |
1,806 AEG |
| | Hiking | 8.99 Miles | 3 Hrs 35 Mns | | 2.51 mph |
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| no partners | | I don't understand people here.
72 degrees. Cloudy. Midday on a weekend. I hiked for over three hours in a municipal park for a city of nearly 2 million people. I encountered one (1!) other hiker all day. (Passed her twice as apparently we were hiking the same loop in opposite directions). Still can't figure out where everybody was.
Was a little humid, especially later on as the sun occasionally broke through. Hundreds of millipedes on the trail. On the peak I got swarmed by flies. Had to breathe through my bandana they were so bad. Couldn't even take a picture. Strangely, 20-feet off the peak they were nowhere to be found. I assume their presence was a byproduct of the weather?
From San Juan back to the TH is a terribly boring stretch of National and Bajada. Nothing even remotely interesting. Plus after yesterday I was tired and it was getting warmer. Back at the car I saw it had gotten all the way to 85. Still nobody out there. Go figure. |
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