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13Gaby reached behind the seat, then handed Becca a cap bearing the Salt River Inn horse logo. “Rule number one. This is the desert. Even when the weather is cool, the sun will eat the skin right off your body. Always wear a hat.” “Will do.” Becca took the cap. “And sunscreen. Give me your hand.” Becca complied, palm up. Gaby popped the lid on a thick orange tube of cream and squeezed a large white dollop in the middle of Becca's hand. “Think of it like coffee. Use it several times daily. It will make you feel better. And use it whether you're headed out for a hike or staying indoors. Get in the habit and then you'll never forget.” Becca squinted, then rubbed her palms together, feeling like she was back in school. Gaby pulled her hair into a salt-and-pepper ponytail and secured it