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I suck back a glass of cold iced tea at the just-opened first-floor lunch counter, then go exploring Kelso Depot's many rooms

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01667-kelso-depot.jpg After the cutoff road, I ride 1.5 miles up Black Canyon Road, then the final two hilly miles up to Mid Hills campgroundThumbnailsI finally make it to the Yerba Buena campsite with its picnic tables hidden in the shade of many big old oak trees.After the cutoff road, I ride 1.5 miles up Black Canyon Road, then the final two hilly miles up to Mid Hills campgroundThumbnailsI finally make it to the Yerba Buena campsite with its picnic tables hidden in the shade of many big old oak trees.After the cutoff road, I ride 1.5 miles up Black Canyon Road, then the final two hilly miles up to Mid Hills campgroundThumbnailsI finally make it to the Yerba Buena campsite with its picnic tables hidden in the shade of many big old oak trees.After the cutoff road, I ride 1.5 miles up Black Canyon Road, then the final two hilly miles up to Mid Hills campgroundThumbnailsI finally make it to the Yerba Buena campsite with its picnic tables hidden in the shade of many big old oak trees.After the cutoff road, I ride 1.5 miles up Black Canyon Road, then the final two hilly miles up to Mid Hills campgroundThumbnailsI finally make it to the Yerba Buena campsite with its picnic tables hidden in the shade of many big old oak trees.

I've been in here before (it was restored as a visitor centre in 2005), but usually, I just walk through quickly because I'm in the middle of a bike ride when passing through. Today I'll take my time.

As for bighorn sheep, depicted in this first-floor exhibit, they aren't often seen. I was thrilled during my 2006 Mojave National Preserve trip to see a few, albeit from quite a distance, on a hillside near Marl Spring.