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View back toward Pacheco Camp from a ridgetop on White Tank Spring Trail

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09456-white-tank-spring-trail-800px.jpg View of damage from last year's brush fire from White Tank Spring Trail, Henry Coe State ParkThumbnailsThe top of White Tank Spring Trail crosses Hoover Lake Trail, an open area that was once an airplane-landing stripView of damage from last year's brush fire from White Tank Spring Trail, Henry Coe State ParkThumbnailsThe top of White Tank Spring Trail crosses Hoover Lake Trail, an open area that was once an airplane-landing stripView of damage from last year's brush fire from White Tank Spring Trail, Henry Coe State ParkThumbnailsThe top of White Tank Spring Trail crosses Hoover Lake Trail, an open area that was once an airplane-landing stripView of damage from last year's brush fire from White Tank Spring Trail, Henry Coe State ParkThumbnailsThe top of White Tank Spring Trail crosses Hoover Lake Trail, an open area that was once an airplane-landing stripView of damage from last year's brush fire from White Tank Spring Trail, Henry Coe State ParkThumbnailsThe top of White Tank Spring Trail crosses Hoover Lake Trail, an open area that was once an airplane-landing strip

Pacheco Camp sits in the valley about 600 feet below. My energy level is high, and the day beautiful, but I am already starting to feel the effect of the hot sun. It's time to start drinking lots of water.