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Back on my feet after my break, partially rejuvenated, I start hiking up Keystone Canyon

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5022-keystone-canyon.jpg I look at sap on the bark of the pinon pine at my former Keystone Canyon campsite while drinking water and eating almondsThumbnailsA few yellow flowers bloom in the gravel of Keystone Canyon (probably Groundsel, aka Senecio)I look at sap on the bark of the pinon pine at my former Keystone Canyon campsite while drinking water and eating almondsThumbnailsA few yellow flowers bloom in the gravel of Keystone Canyon (probably Groundsel, aka Senecio)I look at sap on the bark of the pinon pine at my former Keystone Canyon campsite while drinking water and eating almondsThumbnailsA few yellow flowers bloom in the gravel of Keystone Canyon (probably Groundsel, aka Senecio)I look at sap on the bark of the pinon pine at my former Keystone Canyon campsite while drinking water and eating almondsThumbnailsA few yellow flowers bloom in the gravel of Keystone Canyon (probably Groundsel, aka Senecio)I look at sap on the bark of the pinon pine at my former Keystone Canyon campsite while drinking water and eating almondsThumbnailsA few yellow flowers bloom in the gravel of Keystone Canyon (probably Groundsel, aka Senecio)I look at sap on the bark of the pinon pine at my former Keystone Canyon campsite while drinking water and eating almondsThumbnailsA few yellow flowers bloom in the gravel of Keystone Canyon (probably Groundsel, aka Senecio)

This little sign wasn't here when I last visited this area a few years ago.