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At around 4200 feet, I'm starting to see just a few wildflowers in the Wee Thump Wilderness area

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2196-wee-thump.jpg The road along the northeast side of Wee Thump Wilderness is often (but not always) in good conditionThumbnailsNearby, a campsite and fire ring are on the other side of the road from the Wee Thump WildernessThe road along the northeast side of Wee Thump Wilderness is often (but not always) in good conditionThumbnailsNearby, a campsite and fire ring are on the other side of the road from the Wee Thump WildernessThe road along the northeast side of Wee Thump Wilderness is often (but not always) in good conditionThumbnailsNearby, a campsite and fire ring are on the other side of the road from the Wee Thump WildernessThe road along the northeast side of Wee Thump Wilderness is often (but not always) in good conditionThumbnailsNearby, a campsite and fire ring are on the other side of the road from the Wee Thump WildernessThe road along the northeast side of Wee Thump Wilderness is often (but not always) in good conditionThumbnailsNearby, a campsite and fire ring are on the other side of the road from the Wee Thump Wilderness

A patch of beavertail cactus blooms magenta under a joshua tree next to some familiar yellow flowers whose name I forget.