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Pictures from the top of the waterfall. There were a number of people
out here today so it’s not the hike for isolation but if you don’t
mind sharing a wonderful day (90% of the country would die for mid 60’s
and sunny in the middle of January) this is a great short hike in a wonderful
backdrop of Southern California wilderness. |
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to combine our three major hobbies into a single day. Sheep’s Canyon
requires that you take a short 4×4 drive up into the valley from
Borrego Springs and we took a lot of pictures. |
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| We decided to combine our hobbies for a day of outdoor adventures. We
started out with a Jeep run on Santa Ysabel Creek Trail (check out our
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