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I'm overheating, so I take a break in some shade and enjoy the breeze up on this hill

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00058-rooster-comb-me-800px.jpg I stop at the first summit on the trail and take in the views of the ranch below and the quiet hillsThumbnailsAfter my break, I drop back down to the Rooster Comb Trail, the sign for which is the white post at the centre-rightI stop at the first summit on the trail and take in the views of the ranch below and the quiet hillsThumbnailsAfter my break, I drop back down to the Rooster Comb Trail, the sign for which is the white post at the centre-rightI stop at the first summit on the trail and take in the views of the ranch below and the quiet hillsThumbnailsAfter my break, I drop back down to the Rooster Comb Trail, the sign for which is the white post at the centre-rightI stop at the first summit on the trail and take in the views of the ranch below and the quiet hillsThumbnailsAfter my break, I drop back down to the Rooster Comb Trail, the sign for which is the white post at the centre-rightI stop at the first summit on the trail and take in the views of the ranch below and the quiet hillsThumbnailsAfter my break, I drop back down to the Rooster Comb Trail, the sign for which is the white post at the centre-right

The breeze is hotter than it is cool, but it sure feels good on a still day when it's around 100 degrees. I suck back more water, which is hot now, and eat another Clif bar for more energy (I hope).