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From Kelso Depot, view northeast up Kelso-Cima Road from the door at the end of the second-floor corridor

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01682-kelso-cima-road.jpg A couple of the small sleeping rooms are furnished in the simple style of the periodThumbnailsMy air-conditioning festival melts away when I refill my water supply at Kelso Depot and begin the ride back to campA couple of the small sleeping rooms are furnished in the simple style of the periodThumbnailsMy air-conditioning festival melts away when I refill my water supply at Kelso Depot and begin the ride back to campA couple of the small sleeping rooms are furnished in the simple style of the periodThumbnailsMy air-conditioning festival melts away when I refill my water supply at Kelso Depot and begin the ride back to campA couple of the small sleeping rooms are furnished in the simple style of the periodThumbnailsMy air-conditioning festival melts away when I refill my water supply at Kelso Depot and begin the ride back to campA couple of the small sleeping rooms are furnished in the simple style of the periodThumbnailsMy air-conditioning festival melts away when I refill my water supply at Kelso Depot and begin the ride back to camp

The Mid Hills, my destination tomorrow, are straight ahead in the distance. The small building to the left is the old post office, which was apparently an old market before that, complete with a covered porch out front, since removed.