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That was fun; I'm down in the valley now at Orestimba Creek and it only took 15 minutes to get down the hill.

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05490-county-line-road-bottom-800px.jpg The trail to Board Spring starts out road-like, but it's rather grown-in as it approaches its end at the spring.ThumbnailsStunted oak tree on lower Long Ridge Road.The trail to Board Spring starts out road-like, but it's rather grown-in as it approaches its end at the spring.ThumbnailsStunted oak tree on lower Long Ridge Road.The trail to Board Spring starts out road-like, but it's rather grown-in as it approaches its end at the spring.ThumbnailsStunted oak tree on lower Long Ridge Road.The trail to Board Spring starts out road-like, but it's rather grown-in as it approaches its end at the spring.ThumbnailsStunted oak tree on lower Long Ridge Road.The trail to Board Spring starts out road-like, but it's rather grown-in as it approaches its end at the spring.ThumbnailsStunted oak tree on lower Long Ridge Road.

At the bottom of County Line Road is the junction with Kaiser-Aetna Road and Orestimba Creek Road (I follow the latter).

The trip down the hill was beautifully shaded (light dappled shade) much of the way and happened so quickly that I didn't get any good photos on the way down.

It's 14h45 and I've got about 7 miles to go to reach Jackrabbit Lake, much of it flat.

I can see from the sign here that I've come 4.2 miles so far since leaving Mississippi Lake.