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| | Hiking | 1.45 Miles | 2 Hrs 15 Mns | | 0.97 mph |
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| no partners | | Headed toward Bobby Tank from Toruno Tank today.
Parked on the North side of the tank and headed across the dam.
From there it was just a matter of making a beeline to the saddle.
Scouted a good route to Bobby Tank and could make out a road to the South of it.
This is most likely the road that was put in to make the tank.
I'm saving going to the tank for another day. Today I poked around some of he cliffs and found some cool rock formations.
Made a loop for the return trip and had lunch under a tree.
I'm not sure if I got buzzed my a moving swarm of bees or a drone but it was a freaky sound.
Felt nice to sit in the shade several times and not think about anything and just take in the solitude.
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A gigantic bull was waiting at the tank between me and the truck. It didnt move so I skirted around the trees.
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With plenty of daylight left I decided to check out Pena Blanca Canyon.
This turned out to be interesting too because a BP truck stopped about 20 yards away from where I was sitting in the shade.
The officer walked away for about 10 minutes and came back with 5 guys who had apparently hike in from the South.
A few minutes later a medic truck came by and everyone was loaded up and they left.
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Had dinner by fire and met a nice couple with a 4 year old.
They were tent camping. This is a really nice place but it's also a major passageway for illegals.
I dont like camping and if I did i still wouldnt camp there.
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Good day just to be out enjoying the sun and breeze. |
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