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Near Crescent Pass, I stop to look at a dirt road that leads toward the McCullough Mountains

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6074-mccullogh-mtns.jpg Above Malpais Spring are more interesting eroded areas to walk throughThumbnailsAs I begin my way up the east fork of Beecher Canyon, I take note of a steep bluff that I circumvented on my way downAbove Malpais Spring are more interesting eroded areas to walk throughThumbnailsAs I begin my way up the east fork of Beecher Canyon, I take note of a steep bluff that I circumvented on my way downAbove Malpais Spring are more interesting eroded areas to walk throughThumbnailsAs I begin my way up the east fork of Beecher Canyon, I take note of a steep bluff that I circumvented on my way downAbove Malpais Spring are more interesting eroded areas to walk throughThumbnailsAs I begin my way up the east fork of Beecher Canyon, I take note of a steep bluff that I circumvented on my way downAbove Malpais Spring are more interesting eroded areas to walk throughThumbnailsAs I begin my way up the east fork of Beecher Canyon, I take note of a steep bluff that I circumvented on my way down

I studied the area up this road in case I have time to ride up that way on the way back from Malpais Spring. I notice that my rear wheel is coming loose again, so I tighten it, and cut through my thumbnail, drawing lots of blood. Oops.