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The last items to remove are the large rocks that I placed inside the tent last night to keep it from blowing over again

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06779-tent-rocks.jpg The faded paved track to the left is rather washed-out and grown-in, so I abandon it and return to the gravel of Jackass CanyonThumbnailsTire tracks go everywhere at the end of Old Kelso Road where it meets Jackass Canyon at the power linesThe faded paved track to the left is rather washed-out and grown-in, so I abandon it and return to the gravel of Jackass CanyonThumbnailsTire tracks go everywhere at the end of Old Kelso Road where it meets Jackass Canyon at the power linesThe faded paved track to the left is rather washed-out and grown-in, so I abandon it and return to the gravel of Jackass CanyonThumbnailsTire tracks go everywhere at the end of Old Kelso Road where it meets Jackass Canyon at the power linesThe faded paved track to the left is rather washed-out and grown-in, so I abandon it and return to the gravel of Jackass CanyonThumbnailsTire tracks go everywhere at the end of Old Kelso Road where it meets Jackass Canyon at the power linesThe faded paved track to the left is rather washed-out and grown-in, so I abandon it and return to the gravel of Jackass CanyonThumbnailsTire tracks go everywhere at the end of Old Kelso Road where it meets Jackass Canyon at the power lines

I'm carrying a number of cold-weather items on this trip to help me survive the evenings, and this has made my load a bit bigger than during my warm-weather Mojave bikepacking trips.