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I've reached the first summit of Wagon Road and will now descend into the gulch and begin the climb to the second summit

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09324-wagon-road-800px.jpg I wouldn't be surprised if this mattress in the Willson Camp bedroom is full of little mice!ThumbnailsJust beyond the junction of Coit Road, I pass a lesser trail on my right, Live Oak Spring Trail, and decide to take itI wouldn't be surprised if this mattress in the Willson Camp bedroom is full of little mice!ThumbnailsJust beyond the junction of Coit Road, I pass a lesser trail on my right, Live Oak Spring Trail, and decide to take itI wouldn't be surprised if this mattress in the Willson Camp bedroom is full of little mice!ThumbnailsJust beyond the junction of Coit Road, I pass a lesser trail on my right, Live Oak Spring Trail, and decide to take itI wouldn't be surprised if this mattress in the Willson Camp bedroom is full of little mice!ThumbnailsJust beyond the junction of Coit Road, I pass a lesser trail on my right, Live Oak Spring Trail, and decide to take itI wouldn't be surprised if this mattress in the Willson Camp bedroom is full of little mice!ThumbnailsJust beyond the junction of Coit Road, I pass a lesser trail on my right, Live Oak Spring Trail, and decide to take it

I've climbed about 800 feet during the last 1.5 miles, so the short downhill ahead of me will be a welcome respite! The next steep uphill on Wagon Road is visible ahead. The slight breeze up here pressing against my sweaty skin feels good.