Today marks the day that my surgeon told me that I could do anything that I wanted to do as far as hiking was concerned. So since my last hike before knee surgery was the Avenues Twin Peaks, I decided that it should be my first good hill climb since my surgery. Now originally, I had planned a backpacking trip for one night out on Antelope Island, but as the forecast continued to get worse for this afternoon and evening I had a change of plans. The forecast is calling for a 40% chance of rain and a high wind warning with gusts up to 60 mph, along with blowing dust. I didn't want to listen to the wind blow all night thus the switch to the Twin Peaks instead.
New marker near the trailhead. I had no idea that the trail was called the Tomahawk Trail
View of the Wasatch Front
Tomahawk Trail
My hiking partners for the morning
Thistle
common storksbill and desert alyssum
First phlox of the year
The vile spurge!
Taking the long way to the top today
Vintage
@TractorDoc and
@Rockskipper !
Moving along the west side of the twins
Downtown SLC
Final push to the ridge
Some snow remains
@Bob 
Be the last of it though as it is expected to hit 81 degrees next Thursday and Friday.
Dried up mule ears flower
The Dude Benchmark in the distance
Made it to the north twin
Making our way over to the south twin. I have to go pretty slow down steep descents at this point.
Good to be back on the south twin, checking out Grandview Peak
The northern foothills
The wind was blowing really hard and the ladies wanted to go.
Back down the way we came up
Today's camera was the Canon EOS D30, with a 3.1 megapixel sensor, released in October of 2000. This was a landmark camera as
it was Canon's first in-house design digital SLR. Going on 26 years and still ticking!


And back at the Sube
