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| no partners | | We hiked a couple miles to the end of the road, then after dark came, we hiked some more. We got to watch unblinking yellow eyes follow us until around the corner.
I hiked this like last time, opting for the three night in and out. [ photoset ]
It was much muddier and a little harder to hike. But all the springs and seeps seemed to be flowing (2 sounded like wide open faucets). The side canyons had less to no water in them. Each day we added a couple side canyons to our explore (besides the main attractions).
We met a dude that hiked in backwards from the top all the way to Mineral in a day, thinking, maybe he'd go back up at some point. We hung out at our last camp, did more exploring and then took him out with us and brought him back to to his vehicle in Zion.
The baby bobcat pictured looked like he took a fall in a slot canyon? Busted eye (not scratched) and maybe a little head dentage. Not sure if he was going to make it. Too young to growl, but was able to get up and at least change positions.
Also, um a pelican surprised us too coming around a corner. We kept seeming him from time to time. Maybe my Louisiana spirit animal. |
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May he guide you through the wilderness : protect you through the storm;
May he bring you home rejoicing : at the wonders he has shown you;
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