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Gaining height in the Mid Hills, I look northeast toward the hills that host Cabin Springs

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03171-live-oak-spring.jpg Climbing up the hill above Live Oak Spring turns out to be not so difficultThumbnailsOn the way up the hill above Live Oak Spring, I turn back and get one of the better views of Cima Dome that I've hadClimbing up the hill above Live Oak Spring turns out to be not so difficultThumbnailsOn the way up the hill above Live Oak Spring, I turn back and get one of the better views of Cima Dome that I've hadClimbing up the hill above Live Oak Spring turns out to be not so difficultThumbnailsOn the way up the hill above Live Oak Spring, I turn back and get one of the better views of Cima Dome that I've hadClimbing up the hill above Live Oak Spring turns out to be not so difficultThumbnailsOn the way up the hill above Live Oak Spring, I turn back and get one of the better views of Cima Dome that I've hadClimbing up the hill above Live Oak Spring turns out to be not so difficultThumbnailsOn the way up the hill above Live Oak Spring, I turn back and get one of the better views of Cima Dome that I've had

Now that I've seen Live Oak Spring, Cabin Springs is the only spring area on the northwest side of the Mid Hills that I haven't seen yet.