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On the other side of my tent are the Granite Mountains, with the mouth of Bull Canyon, today's hike, in front of the hill

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07827-tent-granites.jpg A brisk sunny morning on my camping mound with a view of Kelso DunesThumbnailsThe hike begins with a 1.3 mile walk on the power-line road west of Kelso Dunes, which soon becomes quite sandyA brisk sunny morning on my camping mound with a view of Kelso DunesThumbnailsThe hike begins with a 1.3 mile walk on the power-line road west of Kelso Dunes, which soon becomes quite sandyA brisk sunny morning on my camping mound with a view of Kelso DunesThumbnailsThe hike begins with a 1.3 mile walk on the power-line road west of Kelso Dunes, which soon becomes quite sandyA brisk sunny morning on my camping mound with a view of Kelso DunesThumbnailsThe hike begins with a 1.3 mile walk on the power-line road west of Kelso Dunes, which soon becomes quite sandyA brisk sunny morning on my camping mound with a view of Kelso DunesThumbnailsThe hike begins with a 1.3 mile walk on the power-line road west of Kelso Dunes, which soon becomes quite sandy

Several canyons penetrate the Granite Mountains in this area. I've randomly chosen Bull Canyon because it penetrates the mountains deeper than some of the others, but I probably won't have time to hike all the way up.