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 Agua Dulce was a haven
for PCT hikers. We got that feeling right from when we arrived at the Post
Office/Grocery Store with its welcome sign.
These 4 shelves were dedicated to PCT hiker boxes - Serve-Your-Self. When we walked in the grocery clerk recognized us as PCT hikers and called
for "our ride".
Donna was doing our laundry while we were lounging about in clothes
borrowed from her. No wonder she was dubbed "Saint Donna of the
Laundry".
Of the 8 hikers in the picture and picture taker, only 5 of us finished the PCT. I would have guessed 8 of the 9 would finish.
We hiked on or near the Los Angeles Aqua Duct for the next 13 miles.
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Now we see why the
small post offices don't want hikers to mail their packages early.
We were delivered to
Donna's house. First thing we were shown the shower. And the stacks of
clothes.
Ever seen so many
white ankles?
After Agua Dulce it
was back into the dry mountains north of Los Angeles.
We had the Mohave
desert (below us) to look forward to tomorrow. It will be even hotter and
drier.
Here we are in the
desert with no water available for the next 13 miles and the Los Angeles Aqua
duct crosses over the California Aqua duct.