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My wife and I hiked St Peters dome today. ? Beautiful day, radio conditions much less than stellar.? I set up just below the fire tower.? She saw that the tower had been broken into, a sleeping pad and an empty wine bottle lay on the floor. ? Meanwhile, we encountered remnants of a lion kill, see below.? ? Other things of note:? a camping group from Colorado Youth Corps was coming out of Capulin Canyon.? More about them here: ? Along the road to the Dome, there were FINALLY, MANY small ponderosas growing after the 1996 fire.? A few were in the thousand plantings but most were natural volunteers. the road in from NM 4 … there has been a LOT of work there cutting up and removing the fire dead trees, piles made of the limbs. Also did a side trip to Obsidian Ridge.? It is aptly named. ? 73,? fred ?




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Nice report Fred…thanks!

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On Friday, April 25, 2025, 19:28, Fred Maas via groups.io <just.one.hill@...> wrote:

My wife and I hiked St Peters dome today.
?
Beautiful day, radio conditions much less than stellar.? I set up just below
the fire tower.? She saw that the tower had been
broken into, a sleeping pad and an empty wine bottle lay on the floor.
?
Meanwhile, we encountered remnants of a lion kill, see below.?
?
Other things of note:? a camping group from Colorado Youth Corps was
coming out of Capulin Canyon.? More about them here:
?
Along the road to the Dome, there were FINALLY, MANY small ponderosas
growing after the 1996 fire.? A few were in the thousand plantings but most
were natural volunteers.

the road in from NM 4 … there has been a LOT of work there cutting up and removing
the fire dead trees, piles made of the limbs.

Also did a side trip to Obsidian Ridge.? It is aptly named.
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73,? fred
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