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There were wild raspberries along the creek.
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This is the view from Red Rock Spring where we camped the first night.
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We saw several tarantulas.
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Our camp site the second night.
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These are wildflowers at Dude Creek where we camped the third night.
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White and red sandstone cliffs.
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The trail was so overgrown that we had a difficult time staying on it. It was much easier on the way back because Tahoe knew the way and guided us quickly.
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This is my new friend. I also saw three javelina, deer, and a giant bull elk with impressive antlers. Luckily, I saw the elk before Tahoe, so I put him on his leash. He went bonkers when he heard it running away.
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This is an action shot of Tahoe leaping off a log and over a small creek.
Traci is climbing over one of the many fallen trees on the trail.
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