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 Today's hike was not that hard but is was still a relief to arrive on the porch of Dean Cow Camp. |
 Do to all the rain storms that came our way, this was one of the few times we could air out bags. |
 Of course, hanging the bear bag was a daily event, sometimes even a couple times per day. |
 Most of the crew jumped at the opportunity to try rock climbing at Dean Cow Camp. |
 The next morning we set off to Harlan Camp, 13 miles from Dean Cow Camp. |
 We stopped often for rest as we hiked through Turkey Creek Canyon. |
 As we left Turkey Creek Canyon we knew that a good portion of the day's hike was behind us. |
 We got our campsite at Harlan set up just in time before a two hour shower soaked the area. |
 The Harlan staff building was not far from the water supply of the camp. |
 Who's got the map? Where the navigator? Which way do we go? Alright then, head out crew! |
 Our camp at Ute Springs was great. It had 13 stone chairs, one for each member of our crew. |
 I think the thumbs up sign means that cooking supper is going well. At least I hope it is. |
 This little village, made by one of the crew, was later hit with a meteor shower. |
 It's time to head out, but not until we take care of and prepare our feet for the day's hike. |
 This trail stumped us for a while, but the guys did a great job us finding the one we wanted. |
 Today's hike bought took us by the east side of Cathedral Rock and Cimarroncito Reservoir. |