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    Mike Windsor
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    Snow Lake.
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    Handwritten sign welcoming hikers to this "wild section" of CDT.
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    The CDT follows a rugged canyon for a while.
    Mike Windsor
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    05/20/2022
    The CDT follows a rugged canyon for a while.
    Mike Windsor
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    05/20/2022
    Looking down on the canyon and cow pond.
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    05/20/2022
    The trail then crosses a large open meadow.
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    Crossing the meadow.
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    Road walking on Bursum Road.
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    Water source just off trail.
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    05/20/2022
    Following Cox Canyon Road back to the official CDT.
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    05/20/2022
    Getting ready to settle in for the night on the Gila River Alternate.
    Mike Windsor
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    05/20/2022
    Cox Canyon Road.

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