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15/27
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The Kelso Dunes power-line road is getting sandy, so I'm now walking the bike a bit; time to find a campsite!

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07813-powerline-road.jpg On my left as I climb Kelbaker Road are the Providence Mountains, where I hiked the past two daysThumbnails I spend two hours at Kelso Depot, longer than expected, chatting with staff and a couple of bicyclists on their way to Las VegasOn my left as I climb Kelbaker Road are the Providence Mountains, where I hiked the past two daysThumbnails I spend two hours at Kelso Depot, longer than expected, chatting with staff and a couple of bicyclists on their way to Las VegasOn my left as I climb Kelbaker Road are the Providence Mountains, where I hiked the past two daysThumbnails I spend two hours at Kelso Depot, longer than expected, chatting with staff and a couple of bicyclists on their way to Las VegasOn my left as I climb Kelbaker Road are the Providence Mountains, where I hiked the past two daysThumbnails I spend two hours at Kelso Depot, longer than expected, chatting with staff and a couple of bicyclists on their way to Las VegasOn my left as I climb Kelbaker Road are the Providence Mountains, where I hiked the past two daysThumbnails I spend two hours at Kelso Depot, longer than expected, chatting with staff and a couple of bicyclists on their way to Las Vegas

My campsite criteria: not too visible from the road, not directly under the transmission lines, not in a drainage wash in case of rain, and preferably high enough up to have a bit of a view. Not fussy, am I?