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Getting home before sunset means that I get to catch that orange desert sunset light that I enjoy so much

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04199-pachalka-spring.jpg Hiking route profile from Pachalka Spring up a canyon on the north side of the Clark Mountain Range (Day 14)ThumbnailsFrom the canyon, I climb up a short, steep hill of loose rock and take a 1/2-hour break to soak up the views from 6350 feetHiking route profile from Pachalka Spring up a canyon on the north side of the Clark Mountain Range (Day 14)ThumbnailsFrom the canyon, I climb up a short, steep hill of loose rock and take a 1/2-hour break to soak up the views from 6350 feetHiking route profile from Pachalka Spring up a canyon on the north side of the Clark Mountain Range (Day 14)ThumbnailsFrom the canyon, I climb up a short, steep hill of loose rock and take a 1/2-hour break to soak up the views from 6350 feetHiking route profile from Pachalka Spring up a canyon on the north side of the Clark Mountain Range (Day 14)ThumbnailsFrom the canyon, I climb up a short, steep hill of loose rock and take a 1/2-hour break to soak up the views from 6350 feetHiking route profile from Pachalka Spring up a canyon on the north side of the Clark Mountain Range (Day 14)ThumbnailsFrom the canyon, I climb up a short, steep hill of loose rock and take a 1/2-hour break to soak up the views from 6350 feet

I'm so pleased that my tent wasn't damaged by today's high winds. Equally important is that I don't have any hiking to do by flashlight, which I don't like much on routes that are new to me, especially since I'm travelling solo.