P H O T O G R A P H S p.3
Tom and Clifford, our hiking companion, on the a hike.
Hen Egg Mountain is visible to the right of the yucca in
Clifford's photograph.
Hen Egg Mountain is visible to the right of the yucca in
Clifford's photograph.
A easy hike is to take the gravel road towards the East Corozones. You can turn back at any point, but will have to turn
back if you get to the end, with a locked gate. This gate is on the west end of the base of the East Corozones. The first
two photos show the views near the end of the trail. The large photo show the spectacular beauty looking back towards
the getaway (north) near the end of the hike.
back if you get to the end, with a locked gate. This gate is on the west end of the base of the East Corozones. The first
two photos show the views near the end of the trail. The large photo show the spectacular beauty looking back towards
the getaway (north) near the end of the hike.
The petroglyph on the right is found near this arroyo. There is a spring between the
Corozones mountains (the peak of West Cor is visible). The petroglyph may have been a
marker for this water source.
Corozones mountains (the peak of West Cor is visible). The petroglyph may have been a
marker for this water source.
