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Cornfield Spring canyon here is already in the shade; it will be dark by 17h, a bit before I make it back to my tent

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07101-cornfield-spring.jpg I step across some rocks in a patch of plants (maidenhair ferns, I think) under which a dark blue stream trickles vigourouslyThumbnailsParts of Cornfield Spring Road are quite rideable; perhaps I could have used my bicycle for part of today's hikeI step across some rocks in a patch of plants (maidenhair ferns, I think) under which a dark blue stream trickles vigourouslyThumbnailsParts of Cornfield Spring Road are quite rideable; perhaps I could have used my bicycle for part of today's hikeI step across some rocks in a patch of plants (maidenhair ferns, I think) under which a dark blue stream trickles vigourouslyThumbnailsParts of Cornfield Spring Road are quite rideable; perhaps I could have used my bicycle for part of today's hikeI step across some rocks in a patch of plants (maidenhair ferns, I think) under which a dark blue stream trickles vigourouslyThumbnailsParts of Cornfield Spring Road are quite rideable; perhaps I could have used my bicycle for part of today's hikeI step across some rocks in a patch of plants (maidenhair ferns, I think) under which a dark blue stream trickles vigourouslyThumbnailsParts of Cornfield Spring Road are quite rideable; perhaps I could have used my bicycle for part of today's hike

One thing I've noticed here in Cornfield Spring canyon is that creosote brushes grow fairly close to the stream. They aren't riparian plants, but I have seen them flourish in semi-moist washes at other locations also.