My writeup is on http://asterix.cs.gsu.edu/blog I would have explored a little more up north into coyote creek on the last day. With all the rain you've had, I'd be a little concerned about crossing the creeks - be prepared to wade a bit (maybe). Take your time on the hills and have a blast.
Did somewhere between 29 & 25 miles (29 by GPS, 27 by trail map additions, 25 by google earth) miles on 2 half-day and 1 full day strolls. Used lightweight fastpacking techniques. My pack was probably just over 20 lbs when leaving the ranger's office at the start.
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View of Claverton Down, Bathwick Hill, from South Parade, Bath
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These sheep are quite tough. They're actually begging for apple cores and the like.
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Since I've had questions about the trip, here is the trip map.
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My writeup is on http://asterix.cs.gsu.edu/blog I would have explored a little more up north into coyote creek on the last day. With all the rain you've had, I'd be a little concerned about crossing the creeks - be prepared to wade a bit (maybe). Take your time on the hills and have a blast.
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Thanks, rob
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I was there on the summer of 2009 that view actually started a fight between an advisor and one of the scouts
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This shows where I spent my weekend before CASP9
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Many of the other photos from Los Cruzeros are at the bottom of the ridge in the foreground.
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As the fog lifted I started back to the ranger station. This is part way up to Jackass peak.
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Did somewhere between 29 & 25 miles (29 by GPS, 27 by trail map additions, 25 by google earth) miles on 2 half-day and 1 full day strolls. Used lightweight fastpacking techniques. My pack was probably just over 20 lbs when leaving the ranger's office at the start.
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