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Ha, foiled again! I'm back at another segment of that barbed-wire fence

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6831-taylor-spring.jpg Ha! This old sign announces a former proposal (from the 1990s) to place a toxic-waste site here at Broadwell Dry LakeThumbnailsHalf a mile up Pacheco Creek Trail, the singletrack Rose Dam Trail veers off and rises eventually to Hoover Lake.Ha! This old sign announces a former proposal (from the 1990s) to place a toxic-waste site here at Broadwell Dry LakeThumbnailsHalf a mile up Pacheco Creek Trail, the singletrack Rose Dam Trail veers off and rises eventually to Hoover Lake.Ha! This old sign announces a former proposal (from the 1990s) to place a toxic-waste site here at Broadwell Dry LakeThumbnailsHalf a mile up Pacheco Creek Trail, the singletrack Rose Dam Trail veers off and rises eventually to Hoover Lake.Ha! This old sign announces a former proposal (from the 1990s) to place a toxic-waste site here at Broadwell Dry LakeThumbnailsHalf a mile up Pacheco Creek Trail, the singletrack Rose Dam Trail veers off and rises eventually to Hoover Lake.Ha! This old sign announces a former proposal (from the 1990s) to place a toxic-waste site here at Broadwell Dry LakeThumbnailsHalf a mile up Pacheco Creek Trail, the singletrack Rose Dam Trail veers off and rises eventually to Hoover Lake.

I figured I would rediscover this fence. I'm only about a half mile from camp and realize that I might have had enough time after all to add Castle Peaks to today's hike.