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| partners | | My brewery released the " Tres Alamos Tripel" last week and I was ashamed that I hadn't been there. Also, we needed the beer's label photo, so I grabbed my dog, camera, and Chumley and ventured out! The photography wasn't great, but the landscape is amazing. J trees were all up in diz place. Chumley showed me why 4 wheel drive and not caring about your paint job is the AZ way. There is a pretty amazing canyon along the Date Creek just inside the TA Wilderness that, when flowing, would be a stunning waterfall. It seems to have a pool at the base of it all year. Really though, the Joshua trees, all of the rancher's wells, old trucks,and other artifacts could keep you busy for a couple of days.
P.S. We didn't bag any peaks because a certain someone was withered like a 40 year old prune from the aforementioned beer.   |
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