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04397-button-mountain.jpg The earth is a bit easier to dig here near Button Mountain than over at Pachalka SpringThumbnailsThe 10-ton bike is back to weighing 10 tons and I ride up Button Mountain Road to rejoin Aiken Mine Road in a momentThe earth is a bit easier to dig here near Button Mountain than over at Pachalka SpringThumbnailsThe 10-ton bike is back to weighing 10 tons and I ride up Button Mountain Road to rejoin Aiken Mine Road in a momentThe earth is a bit easier to dig here near Button Mountain than over at Pachalka SpringThumbnailsThe 10-ton bike is back to weighing 10 tons and I ride up Button Mountain Road to rejoin Aiken Mine Road in a momentThe earth is a bit easier to dig here near Button Mountain than over at Pachalka SpringThumbnailsThe 10-ton bike is back to weighing 10 tons and I ride up Button Mountain Road to rejoin Aiken Mine Road in a momentThe earth is a bit easier to dig here near Button Mountain than over at Pachalka SpringThumbnailsThe 10-ton bike is back to weighing 10 tons and I ride up Button Mountain Road to rejoin Aiken Mine Road in a moment

I take the morning slowly, wanting to prolong it because it's my last until my next trip here. While packing up, a hummingbird buzzes by, stops to check out my bike, then hovers in front of my face for a moment comes before zooming away.

Yes, that tent pole is bent, the result of a wind storm while camping at Mojave National Preserve's Butcher Knife Canyon last year.