Powerline Trail #549 • Hike • Arizona • All Triplogs • HikeArizona.COM

Prescott, AZ

Prescott, AZ

Hiking		Oct 15 2023
		ScaredyCat • Triplogs 204

Hiking	11.58 Miles	2,245 AEG

Hiking	11.58 Miles	7 Hrs 55 Mns	1.61 mph
	2,245 ft AEG	43 Mns Break

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Didn't realize I would end up being alone today. Therefore I decided to switch the route to one others pry wouldn't want any part of.

The pull out for bug hallow is easily missed. Had to throw it in reverse on the freeway.

This trail is easy. I then veered onto powerline Trail. This one receives lil use and is a bit overgrown.

Deviated from plan and figured why not try the bushwhack to n mingus as mentioned in write up. A bit better than expected but had some difficulty finding the next trail. Steeper climb was cut short at jct.

Took a diff off trail approach on way back. More direct but also higher difficulty. Dark by end of hike. Cell phone light helpful yet inadequate.

Autumn Foliage Observation Moderate
Exceeded my expectations.

Apr 30 2022

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Mingus North - Mint Julep Loop IV, AZ

Hiking		Apr 30 2022
		joebartels • Triplogs 5,894

Hiking	16.74 Miles	2,907 AEG

Hiking	16.74 Miles	8 Hrs 15 Mns	2.30 mph
	2,907 ft AEG	58 Mns Break

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Bruce opted for the fourth running of the North Mingus circuit loop I created in 2012. Which he fine-tuned many moons ago through a hollow with towering pines over an understory of oak bliss.

The solo choir of a spotted towhee was loud in the cool morning mountain air. The road walk portions through the pines were filled with dandelions and evidence of thrifty bears.

The hint of use-trail we bridge #549-to-#105 has a slight autumn crunch covered in pine needles sprinkled with sap.

Encountered a cordial couple walking their poodle in the final half-furlong. Rare for us not to offend someone along the hike by swearing like gangsters but these trails rate low in trendsetting circles.

Synopsis
Another solid day hike from chilly to borderline whining temps. Originally hiked from the bottom clockwise, we wised up to CCW but started higher. CCW from the bottom might be a better use of natural shade and energy. Retiring my "Salmon Speed Cross 5 2021 - Pair 2" after a lousy 400 miles tracked. Tread is gone. Snug slippers now... lol

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[ checklist ] Apple Cliff Fendlerbush Spreading Phlox

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Cliff Fendlerbush was most prominent but purists deduct brownie points for shrubs, occasional good swaths of verbena on the north half, hints of Indian paintbrush, isolated Spreading Phlox, perhaps Packera quercetorum too

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Apr 30 2022

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Mingus North - Mint Julep Loop IV, AZ

Hiking		Apr 30 2022
		The_Eagle • Triplogs 2,760

Hiking	17.44 Miles	3,216 AEG

Hiking	17.44 Miles	8 Hrs 14 Mns		2.40 mph
	3,216 ft AEG	58 Mns Break	12 LBS Pack

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We've done multiple Mingus combinations/configurations throughout the years. It's an easy drive to get to and offers various elevations to take advantage of the seasonal temps. In the fall you can try to time the colors with the oaks and Maples.

We started in a small parking area directly across from where we'd finish on the J-P Wagon Road 503A at a refreshing 51 degrees. We dropped down to the Mescal Trail #547 and immediately lost another 10 degrees. Enjoying the tall pines it gently climbs until we met the Bug Hollow Trail #548. With a bit of off trail we looped in the Upper Mescal Trail #550 taking this back to Bug Hollow.

My favorite trail on the loop is always the Powerline Trail #549. You gain about 400 feet on this trail taking in vast views to the north, from Bill Williams to the west, to the peaks in Flagstaff. As @PrestonSands talked about in his 2012 triplog, we noted fresh bear activity along the majority of this track. Every time we come across "The Well" pipe [ photo ] as Joe calls is, we are always curious as to how deep it really is. This time we unscientifically timed a dropped rock until it his water at the bottom at 2.64 seconds. It's close to the 3 seconds in this mathematical explanation Professor Joe Bartels put together for us. [ youtube video ] . So we no longer have to guess. The old road turns into a single track before it finally disappears. As long as you stay to the east side of the drainage here, you will shortly run into a very nice use trail, quickly taking you down to the North Mingus #105.

The 105 takes you down to the Mescal Gulch area. This starts an off trail climb to meet up with a well used MTB trail used by evidently crazed MTB'ers. This is without a doubt the steepest, loosest portion of our loop. We have trouble staying upright hiking. Not a clue how the MTB'ers don't seriously hurt themselves.

We had lunch and lunched at Walnut Springs before finishing off the last six miles of the hike on the Jerome-Prescott Wagon Road 503A
We only saw 2 people and their dog all day long and that was in the last 100 yards of the hike.

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	Mescal Spring	Dripping	Dripping
	The ground was damp in the area

Walnut Springs

Quart per minute

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Mar 30 2022

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Gaddes - Burnt Loop, AZ

Hiking		Mar 30 2022
		LJW • Triplogs 266

Hiking	23.60 Miles	4,350 AEG

Hiking	23.60 Miles	9 Hrs 44 Mns	2.87 mph
	4,350 ft AEG	1 Hour 30 Mns Break

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Gaddes Canyon Two Trail #9037

Mingus Trail #105A

View Point Trail #106

Gaddes Canyon #110

Yaeger Cabin Trail #111

Yaeger Canyon Trail #28

Butterfly Trail #536 - Mingus

Middle Trail #537

West Rim Trail #538

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Same idea as last summer with two basic goals: hike the length of Gaddes and Burnt Canyons and find a better route down from West Rim to Powerline. With the cold front coming and going the day before, it seemed like a good day for water in the creeks and clouds above and below View Point Trail. Ended up super good timing and maybe the best day I've spent on Mingus. Started at Mescal Tank with North Mingus.

North Mingus and View Point had been trimmed back since the summer, so rain and snow melt on the trailside brush was mostly a nonissue. A little muddy but nothing too bad. North Mingus a mix of forest and views. Clouds below to the north were even better once on View Point. Walked above, below, and inside them until topping out on Mingus.

Quarter inch of snow on top of Mingus Mountain that had mostly melted by sundown. Gaddes Canyon had a trickle in the snowy top of the trail and below the road on Black Canyon Trail. Once into Black and Burnt Canyons the flow picked up. Not too strong but more than a trickle. Clouds rolled overhead the whole way. Burnt canyon is mellow with a better and better forest heading up. The upper mile or two is picture perfect open ponderosa forest. The middle section had some smooth, rocky sections that are awesome with water flowing. The going is relatively easy the whole way, not much to maneuver around or bushwhack through.

Diverted from the end of Burnt Canyon up to the tank North of Kendall Peak. On the way noticed a pair of graves with a metal sign that read "Ram Dog" from which a grey collar hung. Walked the road with some corner cutting to Yaeger Cabin Trail. Passed the only person I saw all day on Yaeger Canyon and then commenced the mile or so roadwalk to Butterfly. Straight through the woods from Middle To West Rim and then over to the edge of the mountaintop.

I took a ridge NW off the very northern tip of the mountain. It was a way better track down than last time, and though a moderate bushwhack I was on Powerline in twenty minutes. On the way down enjoyed views of Humphreys and Sedona that shine in the last couple hours of the day. Straightforward trip back down. On the day saw the one person, two coyotes, a half dozen deer, and lion tracks near the upper Black Canyon TH and Mingus Lake.

Burnt Canyon

Light flow

Butterfly Tank

76-100% full

	Gaddes Canyon	Light flow	Light flow
	Pools/trickle higher up, below the road light flow

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Jul 26 2021

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Gaddes - Burnt Loop, AZ

Hiking		Jul 26 2021
		LJW • Triplogs 266

Hiking	22.29 Miles	4,090 AEG

Hiking	22.29 Miles	8 Hrs 14 Mns	2.98 mph
	4,090 ft AEG	45 Mns Break

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Gaddes Canyon Two Trail #9037

Mingus Trail #105A

View Point Trail #106

Gaddes Canyon #110

Yaeger Cabin Trail #111

Yaeger Canyon Trail #28

Butterfly Trail #536 - Mingus

Middle Trail #537

West Rim Trail #538

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Attempted to loop Gaddes Canyon with the entirety of Burnt Canyon since I'd never seen either running with water. Ended up cutting it short and skipped the roughest portions of Burnt Canyon. Probably started too far away, but I hadn't stretched my legs in a while, and I was curious to try descending off the mountain from West Rim to Powerline without a trail. Started from around Mescal Tank and went clockwise at 5am.

Soaking wet on North Mingus and View Point. Little overgrown on both, got started and stayed wet through Gaddes. Only a little mud round the east side of the mountain. Sweet sunrise views over a sea of clouds settled in the Verde Valley. Clouds were sliding up Mingus behind me by the time I topped out on View Point.

The short stretch of Gaddes Canyon I did was the muddiest part of the day. Water running down the trail in parts. Got into Gaddes Canyon and onto Gaddes Two with the unfamiliar roar of water. Never paid attention to how many creek crossings there are before. There are many, and they were rather wide and difficult. Longest trip down Gaddes before and one of the most delightful.

Had planned on taking Black Canyon Trail down to Black Canyon and following Burnt Canyon back up. It was already looking pretty stormy on the Mingustop, and clouds were pushing their way up Black Canyon and over the ridge. Decided the views were better on the road despite the water in the canyon, plus I was worried how rough it would be in spots along the lower end of Burnt Canyon with the water running high. Wanted to avoid that frustration and was trying not to descend off the mountain in a late morning storm. So I cut the corner and took the road past upper Black Canyon and climbed down into Burnt Canyon from a campsite. It's definitely beautiful any time of year but with the brown stream of water flowing down in the wide draw through the open pines, and especially on a stormy day, it was real special. Easy travel from there up, successfully cut out the bushwhacking.

Roads and woods to Yaeger Cabin Trail. First time on that one and was impressed. Runs through the forest below the road. Nice connector. Best not on a weekend with Mingus' car traffic. Took that to Yaeger Canyon and up the road to Butterfly. Cut the thirty feet up from the road and followed it along the harvest boundary. Thinning going on east by the hang-gliding area. In retrospect, I think Butterfly, Middle, and West Rim are closed, as well as the hang-gliding area. Took Middle for a couple minutes then up through the woods to West Rim. West Rim is not marked for thinning. Nice to see the forest thinned, but's also nice to know at least one corner will be left alone.

Got to the edge of Mingus and it was all clouds and fog. Could not see a thing. Walked the edge until I thought I found a wide enough game trail to descend. It was steep, wet, muddy, disorienting, and totally rad. Bounced around the mountainside and was lucky not to cliff out. Trails here and there. Moderate bushwhack. Only 600 feet down, will try a ridge next time. Made it to Powerline/Bug Hollow and had an uneventful and wonderfully cloudy walk back to the car. Didn't see anyone all day besides some logging trucks. Many deer. 60s-70s. Lots and lots of mushrooms. Imagine the mountain will dry up quick.

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Mostly on Gaddes Two

Medium flow

76-100% full

Heavy flow

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Joined Jan 20 2009
Far NE Phoenix,

Mingus Inner Basin, AZ

Hiking		Sep 14 2019
		The_Eagle • Triplogs 2,760

Hiking	18.10 Miles	3,722 AEG

Hiking	18.10 Miles	8 Hrs 13 Mns		2.37 mph
	3,722 ft AEG	35 Mns Break	14 LBS Pack

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A return to the Mingus area for cooler temps.
This hike features tall pines, decent trail and some off trail. A start in the 60's was perfect.

There was some smoke in the area in the AM, that dissipated in the afternoon.

Goal on this loop, was to try and find a way down from the dead end of the Powerline Trail. I'd seen on satellite, what appeared to be undocumented sections of a trail. Bingo, we found it and it was a much easier way down than the Ravine. Next time, I need to find where this goes up to? This is an old trail with great tread. I'd love to know the history of this one.

Now on the Mescal Gulch-Hull Canyon Trail, this one is fading away on the south side of the ridge. The steep north side of the ridge, has seen some recent and welcome love, all the way to Walnut Spring.

Out of the tree cover for the most part, we followed the old Jerome-Prescott Wagon Road, back to the TH.

A couple miles from the finish, some poor sole had lost a tire (not wheel) on his Silverado, and wound up 10' down/off the trail.

A good day for wildlife. 2 miles in, 3 deer with the buck still in velvet. 3 miles in, a dozen turkey lazily sauntered away from us. 12 miles in by Walnut Spring, a couple of Javelina.

The rain held off until the drive home.

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Mescal Spring

Dry

	Walnut Springs	Quart per minute	Quart per minute
	This is a city water source, but there are filterable pools in the area

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Mingus North - Mint Julep Loop III, AZ

Hiking		Sep 14 2019
		joebartels • Triplogs 5,894

Hiking	17.70 Miles	3,283 AEG

Hiking	17.70 Miles	8 Hrs 13 Mns		2.31 mph
	3,283 ft AEG	33 Mns Break	16 LBS Pack

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A good loop that few will try. Other Mingus loops rank higher. This one has plenty of character. I'd guess 40% or more is along or under tree cover. Most will leave with memories of pines. Gamble Oak has a solid presence for autumn foliage opportunity.

1 hour in we passed a rafter of turkey hens. Neither of us captured one for the annual 4-H county fair exhibit.

#550, #549 and west #503A offer pleasant hiking. Best-of destination slayers might ponder if options run low.

In addition to countless redos we have a reason to try and loop up Mingus. However, no trace on satellite. FR500E needs to be utilized in a Woodchute Loop too.

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May 22 2015

hikerdw

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Mesa,AZ

Mingus North Loop, AZ

Hiking		May 22 2015
		hikerdw • Triplogs 541

Hiking	17.09 Miles	3,099 AEG

Hiking	17.09 Miles	7 Hrs 24 Mns	2.52 mph
	3,099 ft AEG	37 Mns Break

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We pretty much followed the route posted by Joe and the Eagle, with just slight changes. This is a great loop, although we did find ourselves on the wrong side of a No Trespassing area.

We did find the HikeArizona.com logo placed along the route so if there is a prize for that let me know how I collect it

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[ checklist ] HAZ Decal

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May 02 2015

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Mingus North - Sands Mint Julep Loop II, AZ

Hiking		May 02 2015
		joebartels • Triplogs 5,894

Hiking	15.94 Miles	3,398 AEG

Hiking	15.94 Miles	7 Hrs 20 Mns		2.52 mph
	3,398 ft AEG	1 Hour Break	14 LBS Pack

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Returned to this classic I threw together and Bruce streamlined in 2012. Temps forecasted around 71 degrees held well. It had it's warm moments in the sun. Ultimately big fluffy clouds made the day. I love this mountain and the variety it offers.

Bruce suggested we flip the direction of travel to ccw. That decision along with a pinch of experience put this hike into the virtual breeze category.

The Powerline Trail #549 has been seriously cleared so that was a nice surprise. Our little off trail jaunt over Mescal Ridge ( no name really ) was perfected today. Last time we found partial use-trails on each side. Today we scored use-trails the entire way!

Down in Hull Canyon, near Walnut Spring, Bruce slipped and gashed his finger. Luckily he survived applying pressure and setting a makeshift bandage. Next found a nice spot to lunch near an old city of Jerome tank.

All and all a pleasant day hike. Instead of bushwhacking a few areas we danced around the mahogany demons unscathed. We left in what sounded like a motorcycle rally. Which seems typical for weekend afternoons on Mingus.

Wildflowers Observation Light
Cliff-Rose and yellow flowered bush dominated the upper end of #503A, lupine, skyrocket, thistle & paintbrush

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May 02 2015

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Far NE Phoenix,

Mingus North - Inner Basin, AZ

Hiking		May 02 2015
		The_Eagle • Triplogs 2,760

Hiking	16.89 Miles	3,473 AEG

Hiking	16.89 Miles	7 Hrs 17 Mns		2.61 mph
	3,473 ft AEG	48 Mns Break	16 LBS Pack

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A redux of a hike we did almost 3 years ago. Going CCW this time made the off trail a much easier downhill. With the added bonus of finding a use trail to replace a thick bushwhack.

Old 503a extension > Mescal > Bug Hollow > Off Trail to Upper Mescal > Powerline > Off trail to North Mingus > FR > Old MTB trail > J-P Wagon Road

May the Weather stay like this the rest of the year, for this couple welterweights. It was perfect on the day. Clouds and brief very light sprinkles kept the temps down.

Bug Hollow and Upper Mescal are the highlights on the day for the thick tree cover. (Best viewed in the Autumn). The recently cleared Powerline trail does yield some big views to the north, past Sedona and to "The Peaks", Bill Williams, Sitgreaves and Kendrick.

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[ checklist ] Walnut Springs

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Mescal Spring

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Walnut Springs

Gallon + per minute

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Sep 08 2012

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Mingus North - Sands Mint Julep Loop, AZ

Hiking		Sep 08 2012
		joebartels • Triplogs 5,894

Hiking	16.85 Miles	3,150 AEG

Hiking	16.85 Miles	10 Hrs 8 Mns		2.22 mph
	3,150 ft AEG	2 Hrs 33 Mns Break	14 LBS Pack

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I threw together a collage of Preston Sands(aka "the yeti") routes with a new feature on MapDEX called Plot Routes in View. Bruce worked it a little to eliminate a 2.5mi segment on the paved highway.

The alarm tortured the ear drums mid coma. The decision came quick... screw Piestewa, I'm sleeping. Ah back to dreamla... wait a minute, this is big hike day... let's go!

With a forecasted high of 75 and 50% rain my concern was warmth so in went the umbrella, pants and long sleeve shirt.

Jerome-Prescott Wagon Road #503A
Our journey was a descent. It was pleasant, enjoyable and very nice views along the way. The bottom end is steepish. I prefer other hikes in the area more.

Off Trail
From our low point on 89A we headed up a road then off-trailed through the undesirable for under a half mile. Luckily we merged into some sort of unknown trail.

North Mingus Trail #105
We took the 105 for about 2.1mi. I prefer the upper stretches of the 105 but it was nince to finally see this end too.

Off Trail 2
Next we followed Preston's previous 600ft off-trail route up a ravine to Powerline Trail #549. It wasn't too brushy yet once cured my curiosity.

Powerline Trail #549
This old jeep road has twenty year old pines reclaiming the road. It's a little brushy but nothing bad. The views are most enjoyable. If this was better maintained and had a non-off-trail looping option I'd give it a 4 out of 5. As is I went with a 3 and figure most causal hikers would prefer to avoid.

Bug Hollow Trail #548
We strolled in glee on a segment of Bug Hollow. The oaks give this one a nice crisp flavor most should enjoy.

Upper Mescal Trail #550
This one has a very nice segment in a ravine and a short jaunt across. It also has a drab treeless segment with highway noise.

Off Trail 3
This was a painless jaunt to hook back up with Bug Hollow. Right next to the highway it was loaded with litter.

Mescal Trail #547
We took this down to almost complete our loop. I was very impressed, it reminded me of the Pinals. We were descending with the added bonus of late afternoon shade from the mountain... so that probably played into my impression.

Off Trail 4
Just a short quarter mile on an old jeep road to complete the loop. Old 1930-1950s car in the drainage.

Synopsis
I don't even know what this word means. Randal uses it at the end of his triplogs so it's gotta be cool. Preston's Mint Julep Loop was fun to learn up on Mingus. 548 is a definite game player come Autumn. 503A is one-and-done for me. The others are toying with my emotions.

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[ checklist ] United Verde Mine Woodchute Mountain

Wildflowers Observation Moderate

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Sep 08 2012

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Mingus Meander, AZ

Hiking		Sep 08 2012
		The_Eagle • Triplogs 2,760

Hiking	17.01 Miles	4,405 AEG

Hiking	17.01 Miles	10 Hrs 8 Mns		2.15 mph
	4,405 ft AEG	2 Hrs 13 Mns Break	16 LBS Pack

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First, Thanks to Preston for collecting all the GPS Data in this area.
Second, Thanks to Joe for taking the time to paste together all of Preston's tracks into a loop in the area.
My only contribution was coming up with a route that took us off of the planned 2.25 mile road walk on the busy, twisty turny 89a that the original route had us doing.
I found a way, but it appears there is a better choice (Better = Trail vs. no Trail)

We started by caching at the 7 mile mark, avoiding carrying some weight up the steepest portion of the hike.

We parked off 89a and made the clockwise Loop of #503A > Off trail > FR338 > #105 > Off trail > #548 > # 550 > Off Trail > #548 > #547 > Off trail.

While not overly spectacular, each of these sections offered unique views, From the almsost Irish like countryside on the North Side of the #503A, to the Pinal feel of #547 and #548.

My favorite was #548 - Bug Hollow, for the views.

Saw a lot of Pronghorn on the Drive in, and out on this day.
Saw one doe that did not care if we were around on the Mescal Trail and
LOOK OUT DENNY, There's a new Butterfly Whisperer in town.
HERE ==> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0i3tdR24 ... ature=plcp

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[ checklist ] Mule Deer Red-spotted Purple Butterfly Tarantula Teva

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[ checklist ] Spring Box

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[ checklist ] Mescal Spring Walnut Springs

Wildflowers Observation Moderate

	Mescal Spring	Dripping	Dripping
	Spring Box was Dry. Spring area was Damp

	Red Seep Spring	Dry	Dry
	Not Found or was Dry

	Walnut Springs	Quart per minute	Quart per minute
	At least a Qt / Minute. Clear running water

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Jul 08 2012

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