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After coffee and the usual breakfast of granola, nuts and dried fruit, it's time to dig a cat hole

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6338-cathole.jpg On the steeper, more eroded parts of the road, it's a bit slippery going downhill and almost like hiking cross-countryThumbnailsAfter spending five nights at Mid Hills campground, the contents of my tent have become quite disorganizedOn the steeper, more eroded parts of the road, it's a bit slippery going downhill and almost like hiking cross-countryThumbnailsAfter spending five nights at Mid Hills campground, the contents of my tent have become quite disorganizedOn the steeper, more eroded parts of the road, it's a bit slippery going downhill and almost like hiking cross-countryThumbnailsAfter spending five nights at Mid Hills campground, the contents of my tent have become quite disorganizedOn the steeper, more eroded parts of the road, it's a bit slippery going downhill and almost like hiking cross-countryThumbnailsAfter spending five nights at Mid Hills campground, the contents of my tent have become quite disorganizedOn the steeper, more eroded parts of the road, it's a bit slippery going downhill and almost like hiking cross-countryThumbnailsAfter spending five nights at Mid Hills campground, the contents of my tent have become quite disorganized

It's tough to dig a hole in the clay-like earth, but the gravelly patches here and there are not as difficult to excavate.