51.   - Phoenix fire Capt. Tom Henry gingerly picks his way across the side of Camelback Mountain.

52.   A man in green fatigues picks his way down a narrow trail, leading a small platoon of foreign tourists.

53.   A herd of elk picked its way up the red-rock mountainside, a coyote scurried through the snow and an eagle soared overhead in the fading light.

54.   Aaron and I picked our way to the base of the Lincoln statue.

55.   Aboard the Locomobile were Freelan Oscar Stanley and his wife, Flora, and in wonderful weather they picked their way up the Auto Road and into history.

56.   Across a steep, stony hillside here, a knot of women and children picked their way on Thursday afternoon around an Israeli patrol in the valley below.

57.   After a belly-crawl through the first inning, Bell picked his way through three scoreless inning before caving in again with two outs in the fifth.

58.   Deeper in the woods, officers with dogs and others on horseback picked their way through the dense piney thickets.

59.   Electric lighting had to be assembled so workers could pick their way through the burned and twisted wreckage, which was strewn with bodies.

60.   Following Kamande, we pick our way over the dug-earth sewage channels to a dark blue hut.