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It's rough trail for Blissful as she works her way towards Roosevelt Lake mostly on rocky road, far harder going down than up.
In this episode:
- From a camp above Walnut Spring in the Superstition Mountains, it's slippery and steep 1,000 feet straight down and 1,000 feet straight back up.
- The views are towards ancient seabeds, lifted up as mesas, the trail covered with lupine and prickly-pear cactus.
- Then the trail crosses a dry wash over and over, Cottonwood Creek disappearing underground, then reappearing just in time for to drink as she gets thirsty.
- No more trail after that, as Blissful follows a rocky road so angled, it would make a roller coaster blush.
- But that gets her to the highway and finally, Roosevelt Lake Marina, her resupply package waiting for her, and a small square of astroturf for the alicoop.
MUSIC: Poema del Pastor Coya by Angel Lasala as played by Alison Young, flute and Vicki Seldon, piano
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