I was glad to take the trail down from the tooth. I took a whole bunch of pictures of every different kind of cactus and wildflower that I came across. This way when "she who must be obeyed" asked what I brought her besides dirty laundry I could say "Flowers"!.
My advice is to enjoy every step that you can, look at everything along the way. It may be a once in a lifetime memory or something to inspire you to return.
Happy trails to you.
Bob Mack
621d5 - 2004 Trek #4
attached mail follows:
>I think you are talking about the
Pasture Trail. I posted earlier today about our experience on the
Pasture Trail.
Might well be. It did not come out right at Stockade - it was closer
to the highway.
>
One more thing... Don't hurry through
that gate.
I totally agree. It's a time for pictures and catching your breath
before entering base camp and those pictures will carry memories for a
lifetime.
YiS
Doug
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Received on Wed Dec 7 06:50:05 2005