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I peel the outer layer off the tent to expose as much screen as possible and take a break inside away from the flies

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00097-tent-ceiling-800px.jpg I get my first view toward the north, above Upper San Antonio ValleyThumbnailsUpon hearing some noises outside, I discover a lone wild pig moseying around the Paradise Lake damI get my first view toward the north, above Upper San Antonio ValleyThumbnailsUpon hearing some noises outside, I discover a lone wild pig moseying around the Paradise Lake damI get my first view toward the north, above Upper San Antonio ValleyThumbnailsUpon hearing some noises outside, I discover a lone wild pig moseying around the Paradise Lake damI get my first view toward the north, above Upper San Antonio ValleyThumbnailsUpon hearing some noises outside, I discover a lone wild pig moseying around the Paradise Lake damI get my first view toward the north, above Upper San Antonio ValleyThumbnailsUpon hearing some noises outside, I discover a lone wild pig moseying around the Paradise Lake dam

After 14 miles walking in the heat, it feels good to relax in the hot tent and enjoy the sound of the birds. Occasional jets overhead (Paradise Lake is under a flight path) remind me that I'm close to civilization, even though there's apparently nobody around for miles.