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Beyond the Joshua trees and junipers, I have good views over to the Castle Peaks while hiking back to my tent near Mail Spring

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5339-mail-spring-plateau.jpg By 9h, it's too hot in the tent, and I have no choice but to get up and start today's hike to Keystone SpringThumbnailsBack on my feet after my break, partially rejuvenated, I start hiking up Keystone CanyonBy 9h, it's too hot in the tent, and I have no choice but to get up and start today's hike to Keystone SpringThumbnailsBack on my feet after my break, partially rejuvenated, I start hiking up Keystone CanyonBy 9h, it's too hot in the tent, and I have no choice but to get up and start today's hike to Keystone SpringThumbnailsBack on my feet after my break, partially rejuvenated, I start hiking up Keystone CanyonBy 9h, it's too hot in the tent, and I have no choice but to get up and start today's hike to Keystone SpringThumbnailsBack on my feet after my break, partially rejuvenated, I start hiking up Keystone CanyonBy 9h, it's too hot in the tent, and I have no choice but to get up and start today's hike to Keystone SpringThumbnailsBack on my feet after my break, partially rejuvenated, I start hiking up Keystone CanyonBy 9h, it's too hot in the tent, and I have no choice but to get up and start today's hike to Keystone SpringThumbnailsBack on my feet after my break, partially rejuvenated, I start hiking up Keystone Canyon

Great vistas and so quiet; haven't seen another person today. I'm glad this area didn't burn in the 2005 Hackberry Complex brush fires like much of the juniper forest in Mojave National Preserve.