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I walk past some banana yuccas and toward a stand of joshua trees on my way up this next McCullough Mountains hill

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1801-mccullough-mountains.jpg Now that I'm above the rock outcrop, I can see the next hill on my way up the McCullough MountainsThumbnailsTime for another energy bar, already, on my way up into the McCullough MountainsNow that I'm above the rock outcrop, I can see the next hill on my way up the McCullough MountainsThumbnailsTime for another energy bar, already, on my way up into the McCullough MountainsNow that I'm above the rock outcrop, I can see the next hill on my way up the McCullough MountainsThumbnailsTime for another energy bar, already, on my way up into the McCullough MountainsNow that I'm above the rock outcrop, I can see the next hill on my way up the McCullough MountainsThumbnailsTime for another energy bar, already, on my way up into the McCullough MountainsNow that I'm above the rock outcrop, I can see the next hill on my way up the McCullough MountainsThumbnailsTime for another energy bar, already, on my way up into the McCullough Mountains

I haven't noticed many joshua trees growing at this rather high-elevation area (approx. 5725 feet).