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Bikepacking in Henry Coe State Park 2008 Day 3: Pacheco Camp to Paradise Lake by bicycle, Henry Coe State Park After a mile, I reach the old Orestimba Corral and stop at the picnic table for a Clif-bar-and-water break
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Day 3: Pacheco Camp to Paradise Lake by bicycle, Henry Coe State Park

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Beyond Willson Camp, some of the rise on Wagon Road is very gentle and easy to ride as it rolls along the ridges

Beyond Willson Camp, some of the rise on Wagon Road is very gentle and easy to ride as it rolls along the ridges

Date: August 31, 2008, 17h37

After a mile, I reach the old Orestimba Corral and stop at the picnic table for a Clif-bar-and-water break

It's noticeably hotter here and I wipe sweat from my brow, even though I'm not riding uphill. My drinking water is already quite warm.

With each ridge crossing away from Henry Coe Park headquarters, the temperature tends to rise a bit as one leaves the Bay Area and approaches the hotter weather system of California's Central Valley. I'm several ridges inland now.

Date: September 02, 2008, 12h42
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After a mile, I reach the old Orestimba Corral and stop at the picnic table for a Clif-bar-and-water break
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