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On the way back to my tent, I notice a very distinct animal trail running across the fan

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01650-animal-trail.jpg Peering through the wire, I see a large, dry concrete reservoirThumbnailsI fetch my bike at the tent and ride the almost two miles down to Kelso DepotPeering through the wire, I see a large, dry concrete reservoirThumbnailsI fetch my bike at the tent and ride the almost two miles down to Kelso DepotPeering through the wire, I see a large, dry concrete reservoirThumbnailsI fetch my bike at the tent and ride the almost two miles down to Kelso DepotPeering through the wire, I see a large, dry concrete reservoirThumbnailsI fetch my bike at the tent and ride the almost two miles down to Kelso DepotPeering through the wire, I see a large, dry concrete reservoirThumbnailsI fetch my bike at the tent and ride the almost two miles down to Kelso DepotPeering through the wire, I see a large, dry concrete reservoirThumbnailsI fetch my bike at the tent and ride the almost two miles down to Kelso Depot

I didn't see any big animals here last night, but they're presumably in the environs. This is too narrow to be human hiking trail.