Day 7 - The Loo and the Eagle

We were coming to Warner Springs. The section between Scissors and Warner had a reputation for being hot, and didn't disappoint. Susan met us at Barrel Springs. We crossed the 100 mile point and there was a "100" spelled out with rocks. Maddie missed it altogether and while I saw it, I thought it spelled "loo". We met Dylan and donated some second skin for his blisters.

There once was a PCT hiker named Dylan
Who's feet on that day were killin'
I said with a grin
As I gave him 2nd skin
The real cure is copious beer swillin'

Just tryin' to live up to my trail name. Later we came across Eagle Rock.

Eagle Rock

It was a nice hike that day and the elevation to the west dropped and you could see the maritime climate influence increase as it turned to grassland/oak savannah. Later the little Canada Verde creek gave us some appreciated shade as we finished in Warner Springs.