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Gasp, it is hot here

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gb-000013-stovepipe-wells-gasp.jpg After 10 fun, hot downhill miles to the Stovepipe Wells store for cold drinks, who pulls up but Phil and Renée!ThumbnailsBeyond Stovepipe Wells, I cross Death Valley on Highway 190 and stop to look at the Death Valley DunesAfter 10 fun, hot downhill miles to the Stovepipe Wells store for cold drinks, who pulls up but Phil and Renée!ThumbnailsBeyond Stovepipe Wells, I cross Death Valley on Highway 190 and stop to look at the Death Valley DunesAfter 10 fun, hot downhill miles to the Stovepipe Wells store for cold drinks, who pulls up but Phil and Renée!ThumbnailsBeyond Stovepipe Wells, I cross Death Valley on Highway 190 and stop to look at the Death Valley DunesAfter 10 fun, hot downhill miles to the Stovepipe Wells store for cold drinks, who pulls up but Phil and Renée!ThumbnailsBeyond Stovepipe Wells, I cross Death Valley on Highway 190 and stop to look at the Death Valley DunesAfter 10 fun, hot downhill miles to the Stovepipe Wells store for cold drinks, who pulls up but Phil and Renée!ThumbnailsBeyond Stovepipe Wells, I cross Death Valley on Highway 190 and stop to look at the Death Valley Dunes

The thermometer has already reached 102 degrees F at Stovepipe Wells in the shade, and it's not even noon yet.