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Looking back down the power-line road hill that I just walked up, toward the Providence Mountains

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07857-powerline-road.jpg The short, sandy hill on the power-line road is really steep, rising at about 15% grade, with poor tractionThumbnailsOn the other side of my tent are the Granite Mountains, with the mouth of Bull Canyon, today's hike, in front of the hillThe short, sandy hill on the power-line road is really steep, rising at about 15% grade, with poor tractionThumbnailsOn the other side of my tent are the Granite Mountains, with the mouth of Bull Canyon, today's hike, in front of the hillThe short, sandy hill on the power-line road is really steep, rising at about 15% grade, with poor tractionThumbnailsOn the other side of my tent are the Granite Mountains, with the mouth of Bull Canyon, today's hike, in front of the hillThe short, sandy hill on the power-line road is really steep, rising at about 15% grade, with poor tractionThumbnailsOn the other side of my tent are the Granite Mountains, with the mouth of Bull Canyon, today's hike, in front of the hillThe short, sandy hill on the power-line road is really steep, rising at about 15% grade, with poor tractionThumbnailsOn the other side of my tent are the Granite Mountains, with the mouth of Bull Canyon, today's hike, in front of the hill

Yup, it's as steep as it looks. Edgar Peak in the Providence Mountains is hidden by clouds this morning.