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There it is: Baker, California, the end (and beginning) of this trip

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8032-kelbaker-road.jpg On the way to Baker, I look back at the cinder cones and the Kelbaker Hills several timesThumbnailsElevation profile of bicycle route from Brant Hills to Baker via old Mojave Road, Mojave National PreserveOn the way to Baker, I look back at the cinder cones and the Kelbaker Hills several timesThumbnailsElevation profile of bicycle route from Brant Hills to Baker via old Mojave Road, Mojave National PreserveOn the way to Baker, I look back at the cinder cones and the Kelbaker Hills several timesThumbnailsElevation profile of bicycle route from Brant Hills to Baker via old Mojave Road, Mojave National PreserveOn the way to Baker, I look back at the cinder cones and the Kelbaker Hills several timesThumbnailsElevation profile of bicycle route from Brant Hills to Baker via old Mojave Road, Mojave National PreserveOn the way to Baker, I look back at the cinder cones and the Kelbaker Hills several timesThumbnailsElevation profile of bicycle route from Brant Hills to Baker via old Mojave Road, Mojave National Preserve

I check in for a night at the Wills Fargo Motel, get a shower and have a big meal at Los Dos Toritos. It has been a privilege to disconnect from the world for two weeks. Tomorrow morning I'll take the Amtrak bus and train back to San José. It's done!