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Not much to say about this segment; a lot of flat, rocky road through a pinyon - juniper forest . I did see a few deer .
Billy enjoyed the grass in the meadow .
At the bottom of the canyon
The riparian area of Oak Spring
An old water trough at Oak Spring
Climbing out of Oak Spring Canyon we saw a few more deer .
A mile or two after leaving the canyon the trail comes onto an old, unused road and passes a water pond .
No water in Pine Creek .
Now close to Pine, there are some residences near the trail .
Cross AZ Highway 87 and within 1/2 mile we were at Pine TH .
Reaching Pine TH comes to where Debbie Zinkl and I started riding last summer on our ride from Pine to Flagstaff . That adventure is also in the blog; look for Debbie's name in the blog list .
Not much to say about this segment; a lot of flat, rocky road through a pinyon - juniper forest . I did see a few deer .
Going down into Oak Spring Canyon was interesting . The trail was steep, but not dangerous . The vegetation changed to oak trees, and then cottonwoods and sycamores in the bottom . Near the bottom of the canyon was a small meadow .
Billy enjoyed the grass in the meadow .
At the bottom of the canyon
The riparian area of Oak Spring
An old water trough at Oak SpringClimbing out of Oak Spring Canyon we saw a few more deer .
A mile or two after leaving the canyon the trail comes onto an old, unused road and passes a water pond .
No water in Pine Creek .
Now close to Pine, there are some residences near the trail .
Cross AZ Highway 87 and within 1/2 mile we were at Pine TH .
Reaching Pine TH comes to where Debbie Zinkl and I started riding last summer on our ride from Pine to Flagstaff . That adventure is also in the blog; look for Debbie's name in the blog list .
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