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I arrive in the sandy wash and prepare to climb the hill on my left, on my way toward one of the McCullough Mountains peaks

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1767-mccullough-mountains.jpg On the way down to the wash, a patch of ankle-high cacti requires careful avoidance hikingThumbnailsDiminutive chia sages grow in the wash hereOn the way down to the wash, a patch of ankle-high cacti requires careful avoidance hikingThumbnailsDiminutive chia sages grow in the wash hereOn the way down to the wash, a patch of ankle-high cacti requires careful avoidance hikingThumbnailsDiminutive chia sages grow in the wash hereOn the way down to the wash, a patch of ankle-high cacti requires careful avoidance hikingThumbnailsDiminutive chia sages grow in the wash hereOn the way down to the wash, a patch of ankle-high cacti requires careful avoidance hikingThumbnailsDiminutive chia sages grow in the wash here

I've just lost 275 feet elevation in the half-mile downhill walk to here from that hill above Pine Spring behind me.