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| The Jeep was parked at 3,115' elevation, we dropped down in to Picacho Wash to begin our hike. |
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| A piece of history in the wash. |
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| Ants harvesting seeds for storage. |
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| Wasps. |
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| More wasps. |
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| A man made water tank. |
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| I can't say I'd want to drink this but there were many insects that were happy to do so. |
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| Hearts in nature. |
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| W-a-y far away, I spotted a squirrel. |
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| And, later, another squirrel. |
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| A desert willow tree. |
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| No trails today. Frank made me summon my inner billy goat. |
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| Looking down. *steeper than it looks* |
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| Going up. |
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| Me, part way up the mountain. |
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| At the top, time for a snack. |
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| An old mining claim stake. |
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| Looking down on to Picacho Wash. |
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| Sliding down a large flat rock. Because: wheeee! |
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| Manzanita trees in the desert. |
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| Hearts in nature. |
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| 80 degrees, 2.6 miles. Lowest elevation 2,923'. Highest elevation 3,340'. EG: 417'. YTD: 87 mi. |
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