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00327-pacheco-shower-800px.jpg Whoever came up with the idea for an outdoor shower at Pacheco Camp deserves a round of applauseThumbnailsWhoever came up with the idea for an outdoor shower at Pacheco Camp deserves a round of applauseThumbnailsWhoever came up with the idea for an outdoor shower at Pacheco Camp deserves a round of applauseThumbnailsWhoever came up with the idea for an outdoor shower at Pacheco Camp deserves a round of applauseThumbnailsWhoever came up with the idea for an outdoor shower at Pacheco Camp deserves a round of applauseThumbnails

Once you wipe off a few spider webs and some dust, it's a great place to leave glasses and clothes while showering.

Even after my cold shower, I'm still feeling a bit sluggish. During the next couple of hours, I drink two cups of electrolyte-replacer, more cold water, 2/3 of a pouch of Snackmaster turkey jerky (yum), then 1/2 cup of coffee, in the hope that something can revive me. All this helps a little, but the reality is that I've reached my limit and need more rest.

I wash a few clothes in the sink.

A little later, supper is Backpacker's Pantry Kathmandu Curry, a really good vegan meal that successfully brings together the flavours of brown lentils, potatoes and curry spices.

Another quiet night, and I sleep well.