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There's never a shortage of rock formations to amuse one's eyes while hiking in the Mid Hills and New York Mountains

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5162-butcher-knife-plain.jpg There's quite a bit of Paperbag bush growing on the burned plain between Butcher Knife Canyon and Cottonwood SpringThumbnailsThere's enough water here in upper Butcher Knife Canyon that the stream channel is quite brushyThere's quite a bit of Paperbag bush growing on the burned plain between Butcher Knife Canyon and Cottonwood SpringThumbnailsThere's enough water here in upper Butcher Knife Canyon that the stream channel is quite brushyThere's quite a bit of Paperbag bush growing on the burned plain between Butcher Knife Canyon and Cottonwood SpringThumbnailsThere's enough water here in upper Butcher Knife Canyon that the stream channel is quite brushyThere's quite a bit of Paperbag bush growing on the burned plain between Butcher Knife Canyon and Cottonwood SpringThumbnailsThere's enough water here in upper Butcher Knife Canyon that the stream channel is quite brushyThere's quite a bit of Paperbag bush growing on the burned plain between Butcher Knife Canyon and Cottonwood SpringThumbnailsThere's enough water here in upper Butcher Knife Canyon that the stream channel is quite brushy

This one might be a bird, with its head drawn in toward its body, just barely poking out. OK, I've been out here for almost two weeks now, and I'm starting to see things...