Yes, another quickie loop in the Jamul Hills last spring, complete w/a rattler in the grass.
Home is where the hiking is.
"Peaks that have come and gone four times should halt a man in his steps." -- William O. Douglas
A balanced diet is a margarita in each hand.
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Home is where the hiking is.
"Peaks that have come and gone four times should halt a man in his steps." -- William O. Douglas
A balanced diet is a margarita in each hand.
Is it hiding in one of the pictures?
Several years ago I did a day hike along the north end of the Lost Coast. Before the trip I'd seen several mentions of rattlers there. I was kinda freaked out a good portion of the hike traipsing along ankle high grass/brush. Never saw/heard one, but it was a bit of a distraction.
I did see a good sized rattler at Montana de Oro SP, but it was out in the open and easy to see from a distance. It had been a cool, foggy morning and it seemed fairly sluggish. I don't hate rattlers, I just don't like the possibility of having no idea they are there and then getting nailed.
Yep, it was hiding. As I remember it didn't even rattle, I just happen to see it move thru the grass.
Home is where the hiking is.
"Peaks that have come and gone four times should halt a man in his steps." -- William O. Douglas
A balanced diet is a margarita in each hand.
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Home is where the hiking is.
"Peaks that have come and gone four times should halt a man in his steps." -- William O. Douglas
A balanced diet is a margarita in each hand.
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