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The hoppable creek crossing (the only one I saw nearby). I imagine storms may cause this area to be underwater at times and/or wash away the log span some helpful climbers clearly took time to create.
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Bee alert! Since I never saw any guide to this area, I have no idea what the name of this route is. However, I am adding this picture because we had to bail off this route quickly due to the arrival of several scout bees. <br> <br> We then noticed a hive 30-40 feet to the left in a tree trunk; amazingly, these bees are so quiet we never heard them. (I find this unusual for Africanized bees in Arizona.) Take caution accordingly in the area.
The crag view from the far side of the creek (on approach).
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Aerili
May 21, 2008
“The hoppable creek crossing (the only one I saw nearby). I imagine storms may cause this area to be underwater at times and/or wash away the log span some helpful climbers clearly took time to create.”  

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Bee alert! Since I never saw any guide to this area, I have no idea what the name of this route is. However, I am adding this picture because we had to bail off this route quickly due to the arrival of several scout bees. <br> <br> We then noticed a hive 30-40 feet to the left in a tree trunk; amazingly, these bees are so quiet we never heard them. (I find this unusual for Africanized bees in Arizona.) Take caution accordingly in the area.
The hoppable creek crossing (the only one I saw nearby). I imagine storms may cause this area to be underwater at times and/or wash away the log span some helpful climbers clearly took time to create.
The crag view from the far side of the creek (on approach).
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