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Finally, the tent comes down and my departure from Paradise Lake is now imminent

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00220-paradise-lake-800px.jpg I pack up the disorganized mess that my tent has become after living here for three nightsThumbnailsI park the 10-ton bike at the bottom of the hill on the road that leaves Paradise LakeI pack up the disorganized mess that my tent has become after living here for three nightsThumbnailsI park the 10-ton bike at the bottom of the hill on the road that leaves Paradise LakeI pack up the disorganized mess that my tent has become after living here for three nightsThumbnailsI park the 10-ton bike at the bottom of the hill on the road that leaves Paradise LakeI pack up the disorganized mess that my tent has become after living here for three nightsThumbnailsI park the 10-ton bike at the bottom of the hill on the road that leaves Paradise LakeI pack up the disorganized mess that my tent has become after living here for three nightsThumbnailsI park the 10-ton bike at the bottom of the hill on the road that leaves Paradise Lake

The sun has come over the hill and the day is heating up quickly, even at this early hour. Sweat drips off my face as I pack my saddlebags and assemble the 10-ton bike.