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This scree field, descending the slope of North Franklin Peak, makes up most of West Cottonwood Spring Trail. The spring-fed trees are visible on the edge of the shady area in the upper left section of the picture.
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Reaching the top of the climb above the Aztec Caves.
View of the scree field and fall foliage
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Brendan Ross
Mar 23, 2016 near Canutillo, TX
“This scree field, descending the slope of North Franklin Peak, makes up most of West Cottonwood Spring Trail. The spring-fed trees are visible on the edge of the shady area in the upper left section of the picture.”  

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This scree field, descending the slope of North Franklin Peak, makes up most of West Cottonwood Spring Trail. The spring-fed trees are visible on the edge of the shady area in the upper left section of the picture.
View of the scree field and fall foliage
Looking west from the trail
Sunflowers and view of Mundy's Gap
Beginning of trail of Mundy Gap Trail.
Looking down to the valley.
Skeleton leaf golden eyes
Reaching the top of the climb above the Aztec Caves.
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Mundy's Gap

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West Cottonwood Spring

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El Paso, TX
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