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A bit further, I turn back to look at Kelso Peak again

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3660-kelso-peak.jpg Looking back at the Kelso Peak hillside that I just descendedThumbnailsA few beavertail cactus blooms add a splash of colour to a slightly cloudy, olive afternoonLooking back at the Kelso Peak hillside that I just descendedThumbnailsA few beavertail cactus blooms add a splash of colour to a slightly cloudy, olive afternoonLooking back at the Kelso Peak hillside that I just descendedThumbnailsA few beavertail cactus blooms add a splash of colour to a slightly cloudy, olive afternoonLooking back at the Kelso Peak hillside that I just descendedThumbnailsA few beavertail cactus blooms add a splash of colour to a slightly cloudy, olive afternoonLooking back at the Kelso Peak hillside that I just descendedThumbnailsA few beavertail cactus blooms add a splash of colour to a slightly cloudy, olive afternoon

Now that my vertigo-induced adrenalin rush has faded, I'm a bit disappointed that I didn't hike the last piece of the ridge line to the peak. Maybe I need to challenge my vertigo again one day soon with another steep hillside hike...