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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 setting up camp and taking a rest inside the tent, it's time to filter some water from Paradise Lake
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Day 3: Pacheco Camp to Paradise Lake by bicycle, Henry Coe State Park

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At the end of the three flat miles in Hunting Hollow, Henry Coe reality sets in as I begin the climb up Wagon Road

At the end of the three flat miles in Hunting Hollow, Henry Coe reality sets in as I begin the climb up Wagon Road

Date: August 31, 2008, 14h51

After setting up camp and taking a rest inside the tent, it's time to filter some water from Paradise Lake

It has turned out to be a hot day, probably mid-90s, and my drinking water from Pacheco Camp is now really warm. The cooler lake water will be a treat.

Besides, it's far too hot inside the tent to stay there.

I accidentally drank a couple of litres of unfiltered water from Paradise Lake during last year's trip (filter was not filtering) and I didn't get sick.

Date: September 02, 2008, 16h18
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After setting up camp and taking a rest inside the tent, it's time to filter some water from Paradise Lake
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