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| On the way in, we saw nine burros. |
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| Dear Baby Burro: will you marry me? You are adorable, warm and fuzzy. How could I not love you? |
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| Burros along Pipeline Canyon Rd. |
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| I'm sorry you have burrs on your tail. If you'd let me, I'd pull them off. |
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| Baby burros. |
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| Pipeline Canyon Trail, beginning from the North end. |
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| The view from Yavapai Point Trail. Across the valley is Pipeline Canyon Trail. |
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| Looking up. |
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| Looking down. |
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| Looking up at the twisted arm of a saguaro. |
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| My hiking buddy David enjoying the view. |
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| Almost at the top, nice views. |
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| The last bit of trail and we're at the top. |
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| The view from the top of Yavapai Peak. |
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| 1934. I'd like to know what the "Cholla" stamp stands for, but I can't find anything on line that helps me with that. |
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| David hiking by the same saguaro with the twisted arm. |
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| 72 degrees, 4.2 miles. YTD: 94.2 miles. |
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| Me with my hiking buddy David (aka: Mr. Bosseh-Pants). I haven't seen him for several months, it was good to catch up. |
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