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2017.05.28 - Mustang Hills - Sun, May 28 2017 - (View Original Event Details)

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Write Up:
For the most part this was an enjoyable shortish hike. One person was having a tough time keeping up and seem very tired. We were able to add some electrolites to her water which seemed to help. She only went to the second hill. Thanks to the three other hikers who waited there with her. The rest of us went on to the third hill and returned quickly so that we all had lunch together. There were no problems returning to the trail head. On the way to the hike we saw two Mustangs beside the road at Rainy Summit. On the way home those two were still there and a little further down there was one more. All were very skinny. Terry

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