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As I hike back up Woods Wash to my bicycle, I try my cell phone, and it works

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4721-woods-wash.jpg I climb down the hill for the hike back up Woods Wash (to my right), but the canyon ahead into the Woods Mtns gets my attentionThumbnailsBack at Woods Wash Road, my backpack goes back into my saddlebags and I start the ride back to Mid Hills campgroundI climb down the hill for the hike back up Woods Wash (to my right), but the canyon ahead into the Woods Mtns gets my attentionThumbnailsBack at Woods Wash Road, my backpack goes back into my saddlebags and I start the ride back to Mid Hills campgroundI climb down the hill for the hike back up Woods Wash (to my right), but the canyon ahead into the Woods Mtns gets my attentionThumbnailsBack at Woods Wash Road, my backpack goes back into my saddlebags and I start the ride back to Mid Hills campgroundI climb down the hill for the hike back up Woods Wash (to my right), but the canyon ahead into the Woods Mtns gets my attentionThumbnailsBack at Woods Wash Road, my backpack goes back into my saddlebags and I start the ride back to Mid Hills campgroundI climb down the hill for the hike back up Woods Wash (to my right), but the canyon ahead into the Woods Mtns gets my attentionThumbnailsBack at Woods Wash Road, my backpack goes back into my saddlebags and I start the ride back to Mid Hills campground

The reception here is weak, but I guess I'm just close enough to Interstate 40 to send a text message.