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I keep looking across upper Fourth of July Canyon at the New York Mountains peaks

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5899-cliff-canyon-peaks.jpg I keep hiking upward in the canyon on the north side of the Clark Mountain Range, unaware of how much elevation I'm gainingThumbnailsI keep looking back at the murky clouds over upper Ivanpah Valley toward Cima and the New York MountainsI keep hiking upward in the canyon on the north side of the Clark Mountain Range, unaware of how much elevation I'm gainingThumbnailsI keep looking back at the murky clouds over upper Ivanpah Valley toward Cima and the New York MountainsI keep hiking upward in the canyon on the north side of the Clark Mountain Range, unaware of how much elevation I'm gainingThumbnailsI keep looking back at the murky clouds over upper Ivanpah Valley toward Cima and the New York MountainsI keep hiking upward in the canyon on the north side of the Clark Mountain Range, unaware of how much elevation I'm gainingThumbnailsI keep looking back at the murky clouds over upper Ivanpah Valley toward Cima and the New York MountainsI keep hiking upward in the canyon on the north side of the Clark Mountain Range, unaware of how much elevation I'm gainingThumbnailsI keep looking back at the murky clouds over upper Ivanpah Valley toward Cima and the New York Mountains

If I had started today's hike a little earlier, I would have time to explore over that way a bit.