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OK, now I take a break under the shade of a big old pine tree and eat some almonds

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5129-live-oak-canyon.jpg A platform for sleeping and a shelf for foodThumbnailsSlightly refreshed from my break, I go for a walk around the site and note a fairly intact old chuteA platform for sleeping and a shelf for foodThumbnailsSlightly refreshed from my break, I go for a walk around the site and note a fairly intact old chuteA platform for sleeping and a shelf for foodThumbnailsSlightly refreshed from my break, I go for a walk around the site and note a fairly intact old chuteA platform for sleeping and a shelf for foodThumbnailsSlightly refreshed from my break, I go for a walk around the site and note a fairly intact old chuteA platform for sleeping and a shelf for foodThumbnailsSlightly refreshed from my break, I go for a walk around the site and note a fairly intact old chuteA platform for sleeping and a shelf for foodThumbnailsSlightly refreshed from my break, I go for a walk around the site and note a fairly intact old chute

... and drink more water, of course. I've been sweating a lot and it's in the 90s today, to which I'm not yet acclimated. Shade is such a treat when there isn't much!