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This is a very difficult 13 mile hike with few people passing by. We went 9 hours with out running into a single person. The first part is the pipeline, its technically easy, just a straight shoot, but its really steep. There are 4 ridges.
The middle section along the dry run creek has no trail and it is littered with so many fallen trees that you MUST have water shoes so you can walk through it, around it, next to it, etc. Its a challenging hike but its beautiful and quiet. Bring a GPS or pre-cache your maps, there is no cell reception! |
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Visted the Old Mission, Alameda Park, the County Courthouse, and Stearns Wharf. |  |
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Needed to use a flight voucher that was about to expire, so visited here a few days to check it out. | |
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Visiting friends and touring the sites. |
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Stumbled upon this downtown street festival to celebrate the 5th of May while walking around. |
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visiting another con! |
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Just as soon as it started warming up significantly, we took a spring hike through the nature sanctuary to see the blooming wild flowers. |
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Was in town for work, then extended the stay for their con, could not find a good elevated perspective though, everything was either locked or had windows. At least the weather was nice. |
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Skiing conditions were terrible the whole trip, the warm winter made for lots of slush. Of course a huge blizzard decided to hit the day we were leaving. |
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Hit another town in Georgia while doing work in the area. Visited the 1898 home of William Stanley.
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