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Cedar Canyon Road is now visible: that horizontal line down below

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03066-mid-hills.jpg A BBQ grate hangs from that lone pinon pine in the washThumbnailsOn my way down the wash, my nose keeps picking up a highly aromatic scent that isn't sagebrushA BBQ grate hangs from that lone pinon pine in the washThumbnailsOn my way down the wash, my nose keeps picking up a highly aromatic scent that isn't sagebrushA BBQ grate hangs from that lone pinon pine in the washThumbnailsOn my way down the wash, my nose keeps picking up a highly aromatic scent that isn't sagebrushA BBQ grate hangs from that lone pinon pine in the washThumbnailsOn my way down the wash, my nose keeps picking up a highly aromatic scent that isn't sagebrushA BBQ grate hangs from that lone pinon pine in the washThumbnailsOn my way down the wash, my nose keeps picking up a highly aromatic scent that isn't sagebrush

I enjoy starting a hike with a good downhill to get warmed up, and good views, to get inspired. Some people I know greatly prefer saving the downhill for the end of a hike.