Snake in the cabin heater ducts

I'm a bit long in the tooth to be pushing inclines. I'm well into the downhill slide to 70 so it's steady as she
goes for me, heart-attack-rescue-pills in my pocket at all times LOL... I tend to stumble lately too LOL... and
I can't see for sh*t anymore, probably shouldn't be driving. Oh, and the light in my brain is getting dimmer too.

 

I have only seen 1. On a little-used trail section, and when I passed back that way about 10 minutes later it had disappeared in the desert. I thought your marshland might have more turtles that showed themselves. I hope your marshland yields more than a couple frogs/toads in the future.

 

Once when walking on a narrow angled trail section on Quartz Peak (2500 ft gain in 3 miles) I was wearing an older prescription pair of glasses and could not judge where my feet were relative to the ground ... not a good situation. South Mountain has more than enough steep narrow rough trails that make many people think twice.

The light in your brain seems to be in good shape, but my father stopped driving at night (then day) because his brain told him he should stop.