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I set up the tent and lay down, too tired to boil water for an instant meal tonight (I just eat a lot of roasted almonds)

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4906-bed.jpg Well after dark, I find a nice campsite along a road near Mail Spring, Mojave National Preserve, and set up for a couple of daysThumbnailsMojave National Preserve: Primm, Nevada to Mail Spring, 3000 feet of elevation gainWell after dark, I find a nice campsite along a road near Mail Spring, Mojave National Preserve, and set up for a couple of daysThumbnailsMojave National Preserve: Primm, Nevada to Mail Spring, 3000 feet of elevation gainWell after dark, I find a nice campsite along a road near Mail Spring, Mojave National Preserve, and set up for a couple of daysThumbnailsMojave National Preserve: Primm, Nevada to Mail Spring, 3000 feet of elevation gainWell after dark, I find a nice campsite along a road near Mail Spring, Mojave National Preserve, and set up for a couple of daysThumbnailsMojave National Preserve: Primm, Nevada to Mail Spring, 3000 feet of elevation gainWell after dark, I find a nice campsite along a road near Mail Spring, Mojave National Preserve, and set up for a couple of daysThumbnailsMojave National Preserve: Primm, Nevada to Mail Spring, 3000 feet of elevation gainWell after dark, I find a nice campsite along a road near Mail Spring, Mojave National Preserve, and set up for a couple of daysThumbnailsMojave National Preserve: Primm, Nevada to Mail Spring, 3000 feet of elevation gain

I send a couple of messages by satellite (Delorme InReach satellite beacon system) since I'm off the grid, and fall asleep exhausted, hungry but unable to eat, looking forward to a hike tomorrow. Hopefully I'll be able to wake up!