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I stare at the dry waterfall and decide that I should be able to climb up it and continue my hike in the wash beyond

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6803-kelso-dunes-wilderness.jpg Perhaps 1/4 cup of water exudes from the little hole at the bottom of the natural tank, which is otherwise dry right nowThumbnailsI continue hiking up the wash beyond the dry waterfall, feeling like I've entered an unexplored landPerhaps 1/4 cup of water exudes from the little hole at the bottom of the natural tank, which is otherwise dry right nowThumbnailsI continue hiking up the wash beyond the dry waterfall, feeling like I've entered an unexplored landPerhaps 1/4 cup of water exudes from the little hole at the bottom of the natural tank, which is otherwise dry right nowThumbnailsI continue hiking up the wash beyond the dry waterfall, feeling like I've entered an unexplored landPerhaps 1/4 cup of water exudes from the little hole at the bottom of the natural tank, which is otherwise dry right nowThumbnailsI continue hiking up the wash beyond the dry waterfall, feeling like I've entered an unexplored landPerhaps 1/4 cup of water exudes from the little hole at the bottom of the natural tank, which is otherwise dry right nowThumbnailsI continue hiking up the wash beyond the dry waterfall, feeling like I've entered an unexplored landPerhaps 1/4 cup of water exudes from the little hole at the bottom of the natural tank, which is otherwise dry right nowThumbnailsI continue hiking up the wash beyond the dry waterfall, feeling like I've entered an unexplored land

I'll probably have problems climbing back down this small rock wall on the return trip due to vertigo, but I don't care right now, since I'm on the way up.