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Home for the night is Monarch Canyon

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mc1-000014-arrival.jpg The dried-up cattle pond at sunset is a nice place to get some thinking doneThumbnailsMy next break spot, a little higher again up Willow Ridge Trail, eating yet another Clif bar, drinking yet more water.The dried-up cattle pond at sunset is a nice place to get some thinking doneThumbnailsMy next break spot, a little higher again up Willow Ridge Trail, eating yet another Clif bar, drinking yet more water.The dried-up cattle pond at sunset is a nice place to get some thinking doneThumbnailsMy next break spot, a little higher again up Willow Ridge Trail, eating yet another Clif bar, drinking yet more water.The dried-up cattle pond at sunset is a nice place to get some thinking doneThumbnailsMy next break spot, a little higher again up Willow Ridge Trail, eating yet another Clif bar, drinking yet more water.The dried-up cattle pond at sunset is a nice place to get some thinking doneThumbnailsMy next break spot, a little higher again up Willow Ridge Trail, eating yet another Clif bar, drinking yet more water.

The tent is set up near the end of Monarch Canyon Road and I'm about ready to make another add-water-to-bag backpacker's meal.

Supper will be served with a glass of wine!