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Despite the many dead or dormant Smoke trees in the area, here's one with a bit of foliage

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5257-cady-mountains.jpg Many of the Smoke trees in the lower part of this Cady Mountains canyon look a bit dead (just dormant in the cold season?)ThumbnailsI contemplate the views across Broadwell Dry Lake to the Bristol Mountains, past Hyten Spring, where I hiked a few days agoMany of the Smoke trees in the lower part of this Cady Mountains canyon look a bit dead (just dormant in the cold season?)ThumbnailsI contemplate the views across Broadwell Dry Lake to the Bristol Mountains, past Hyten Spring, where I hiked a few days agoMany of the Smoke trees in the lower part of this Cady Mountains canyon look a bit dead (just dormant in the cold season?)ThumbnailsI contemplate the views across Broadwell Dry Lake to the Bristol Mountains, past Hyten Spring, where I hiked a few days agoMany of the Smoke trees in the lower part of this Cady Mountains canyon look a bit dead (just dormant in the cold season?)ThumbnailsI contemplate the views across Broadwell Dry Lake to the Bristol Mountains, past Hyten Spring, where I hiked a few days agoMany of the Smoke trees in the lower part of this Cady Mountains canyon look a bit dead (just dormant in the cold season?)ThumbnailsI contemplate the views across Broadwell Dry Lake to the Bristol Mountains, past Hyten Spring, where I hiked a few days agoMany of the Smoke trees in the lower part of this Cady Mountains canyon look a bit dead (just dormant in the cold season?)ThumbnailsI contemplate the views across Broadwell Dry Lake to the Bristol Mountains, past Hyten Spring, where I hiked a few days ago

I saw many much-healthier-looking ones while hiking to Hyten Spring a few days ago.