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Juniper berries on the hike back to my tent near Mail Spring from Keystone Canyon

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5319-juniper.jpg I'm hiking into spectacular views across Lanfair Valley to the Castle Mountains as I exit Keystone CanyonThumbnailsI get out my water filter and pump a few litres of water from Keystone SpringI'm hiking into spectacular views across Lanfair Valley to the Castle Mountains as I exit Keystone CanyonThumbnailsI get out my water filter and pump a few litres of water from Keystone SpringI'm hiking into spectacular views across Lanfair Valley to the Castle Mountains as I exit Keystone CanyonThumbnailsI get out my water filter and pump a few litres of water from Keystone SpringI'm hiking into spectacular views across Lanfair Valley to the Castle Mountains as I exit Keystone CanyonThumbnailsI get out my water filter and pump a few litres of water from Keystone SpringI'm hiking into spectacular views across Lanfair Valley to the Castle Mountains as I exit Keystone CanyonThumbnailsI get out my water filter and pump a few litres of water from Keystone SpringI'm hiking into spectacular views across Lanfair Valley to the Castle Mountains as I exit Keystone CanyonThumbnailsI get out my water filter and pump a few litres of water from Keystone Spring

There's no shortage of these in this upland area of the Mojave Desert. I have some just outside my tent.