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On the way to Baker, I look back at the cinder cones and the Kelbaker Hills several times

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8031-kelbaker-road.jpg From Kelbaker Road's 10-mile curve, the town of Baker doesn't look like it's still 10 miles awayThumbnailsThere it is: Baker, California, the end (and beginning) of this tripFrom Kelbaker Road's 10-mile curve, the town of Baker doesn't look like it's still 10 miles awayThumbnailsThere it is: Baker, California, the end (and beginning) of this tripFrom Kelbaker Road's 10-mile curve, the town of Baker doesn't look like it's still 10 miles awayThumbnailsThere it is: Baker, California, the end (and beginning) of this tripFrom Kelbaker Road's 10-mile curve, the town of Baker doesn't look like it's still 10 miles awayThumbnailsThere it is: Baker, California, the end (and beginning) of this tripFrom Kelbaker Road's 10-mile curve, the town of Baker doesn't look like it's still 10 miles awayThumbnailsThere it is: Baker, California, the end (and beginning) of this trip

It's always with mixed feelings that I pedal my way to the end of a trip. There's more that I want to explore out here. However, until the next trip, I'll accept the the feeling of accomplishment from this eventful and pleasant two-week journey.