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Interesting patch of reddish soil on the way up Chloride Cliff Road away from Monarch Canyon

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cc-000027-red-clay.jpg Looking back down toward Monarch Canyon to see how much I've risenThumbnailsOnce beyond the bushwhacking zone, I note that some of the brush looks greener than the restLooking back down toward Monarch Canyon to see how much I've risenThumbnailsOnce beyond the bushwhacking zone, I note that some of the brush looks greener than the restLooking back down toward Monarch Canyon to see how much I've risenThumbnailsOnce beyond the bushwhacking zone, I note that some of the brush looks greener than the restLooking back down toward Monarch Canyon to see how much I've risenThumbnailsOnce beyond the bushwhacking zone, I note that some of the brush looks greener than the restLooking back down toward Monarch Canyon to see how much I've risenThumbnailsOnce beyond the bushwhacking zone, I note that some of the brush looks greener than the rest

A geologist would probably have a lot to say about what this is, and isn't; I don't.

Before I left my Monarch Canyon camp site, the part of my speedometer/odometer system attached to my front wheel snapped off. Travel distances for the rest of my trip will be calculated as per mileage shown on maps rather than per actual odometer readings.