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Hiking Pinnacle

This morning I decided to go hike Pinnacle Mountain. We have had some very cool temperatures the last few days, so it wasn't scorching hot.
The sign about half way up. I will be honest i didn't make it to the summit. I went to the number nine and took a few pictures. It's very rocky and steep around the eight and nine marks. My nerve damaged leg and foot was starting to go numb and i wanted to be able to run down the mountain.
The view from where I stopped. This is Lake Maumelle. The Arkansas River is on the other side that I couldn't see.


The Arkansas River Valley
After I ran down the mountain, I decided to run the King Fisher Trail. This part of the Little Maumelle River. 
I love these huge bald cypress trees.
These are called Cypress Knees. I think they look funny.
Afterwards. I enjoyed being out there and need to make it a habit. If I climb the mountain a few times, my foot will get better and I can make it to the top.


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