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| partners | | With no definite destination in mind, I picked up a cheap rental car in Tucson and sped east on I-10. Chad was free and had a hike in mind, so I headed to the Pinalenos for a day of adventuring. We met up at the trailhead for John's Dam, and made our way into the humid desert, lush from ample summer rain. Arriving at John's Dam, we examined the post fire flood damage, which actually was not too destructive. The creek had been cleaned out of overgrowth and debris.
Leaving John's Dam, Chad led the way along the Goat Tank ditch, which had filled in with silt recently from the flooding, and we soon arrived at Goat Tank itself. Goat Tank was an interesting little hidden lake, tucked away in a mesquite thicket. After checking out the lake we made our way back to our vehicles. Chad had plans at Roper Lake, and I decided to do some exploring on the lower portion of Jacobson Canyon, which is about the only part of the Pinalenos that are not closed to public use right now. Always great to hike with a friend, even if only briefly. |
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"…you never know when a hike might break out" -Jim Gaffigan |
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