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Home / Mojave Preserve and Desert bikepacking trips / 2009, Spring: Mojave National Preserve / Day 4: Mid Hills campground hike to Eagle Rocks, Wildcat Spring, Chicken Water Spring and Silver Lead Spring /

I consult my maps and have breakfast and hot tea (which makes me sweat) inside my tent

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02069-mojave-map.jpg Back at my tent, a lizard pretends to hide from my camera under a nearby pinon pineThumbnailsI prepare my backpack for the day and begin by walking down the short steep hill into the gulley behind Mid Hills campgroundBack at my tent, a lizard pretends to hide from my camera under a nearby pinon pineThumbnailsI prepare my backpack for the day and begin by walking down the short steep hill into the gulley behind Mid Hills campgroundBack at my tent, a lizard pretends to hide from my camera under a nearby pinon pineThumbnailsI prepare my backpack for the day and begin by walking down the short steep hill into the gulley behind Mid Hills campgroundBack at my tent, a lizard pretends to hide from my camera under a nearby pinon pineThumbnailsI prepare my backpack for the day and begin by walking down the short steep hill into the gulley behind Mid Hills campgroundBack at my tent, a lizard pretends to hide from my camera under a nearby pinon pineThumbnailsI prepare my backpack for the day and begin by walking down the short steep hill into the gulley behind Mid Hills campground

There are a lot of flies this morning, plus the occasional yellowjacket wasp and big black bee checking me out, so I'm more comfortable and carefree inside the tent with the screens up. Breakfast is Mountain House Beef Stew, one of my favourites.