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Sitting up on Tortoise Shell Mountain for half an hour, I enjoy views toward Wild Horse Mesa and the Providence Mountains

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140201-tortoise-shell-mtn.jpg Six minutes after my first balloon discovery, I stumble across a second one in the same Castle Peaks washThumbnailsSitting here in deep shade pumping water from Cornfield Spring makes me feel like I'm somewhere other than the Mojave DesertSix minutes after my first balloon discovery, I stumble across a second one in the same Castle Peaks washThumbnailsSitting here in deep shade pumping water from Cornfield Spring makes me feel like I'm somewhere other than the Mojave DesertSix minutes after my first balloon discovery, I stumble across a second one in the same Castle Peaks washThumbnailsSitting here in deep shade pumping water from Cornfield Spring makes me feel like I'm somewhere other than the Mojave DesertSix minutes after my first balloon discovery, I stumble across a second one in the same Castle Peaks washThumbnailsSitting here in deep shade pumping water from Cornfield Spring makes me feel like I'm somewhere other than the Mojave DesertSix minutes after my first balloon discovery, I stumble across a second one in the same Castle Peaks washThumbnailsSitting here in deep shade pumping water from Cornfield Spring makes me feel like I'm somewhere other than the Mojave DesertSix minutes after my first balloon discovery, I stumble across a second one in the same Castle Peaks washThumbnailsSitting here in deep shade pumping water from Cornfield Spring makes me feel like I'm somewhere other than the Mojave Desert

The Cave Spring area that I hope to visit before I go back to San José is just off to the left.