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I take a break on a hill on Pinto Mountain at about 5870 feet elevation, munch on an energy bar and enjoy the views

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4267-pinto-mountain.jpg I look across the train tracks from Brant Road toward the Sacaton Spring areaThumbnailsI catch a final glimpse of the ball of fire before it drops down behind the distant mountainsI look across the train tracks from Brant Road toward the Sacaton Spring areaThumbnailsI catch a final glimpse of the ball of fire before it drops down behind the distant mountainsI look across the train tracks from Brant Road toward the Sacaton Spring areaThumbnailsI catch a final glimpse of the ball of fire before it drops down behind the distant mountainsI look across the train tracks from Brant Road toward the Sacaton Spring areaThumbnailsI catch a final glimpse of the ball of fire before it drops down behind the distant mountainsI look across the train tracks from Brant Road toward the Sacaton Spring areaThumbnailsI catch a final glimpse of the ball of fire before it drops down behind the distant mountains

I could spend all day up here, climbing over the next hill, and then up to Purdy Peak. But I also want to go back toward the western end of the mountain, which is easier. So I turn around and start heading west again.