The switch from daylight-savings time to normal time has played havoc with exercise schedules in Los Angeles, where hiking in the canyons, a popular fitness regimen, is difficult to maintain when it gets dark at 5:30. But this just in: The L.A. chapter of the Sierra Club is leading night hikes through Griffith Park, the city's sprawling wild-land park populated by coyotes, mule deer and rabbits. There's even a gay-lesbian outing, every Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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