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A lizard greets me as I step out of my tent for a short walk after breakfast at Mid Hills campground

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4878-lizard.jpg At the end of the road, I lock my bike in a ditch, then start hiking up the hill above the Blue Jay Mine tunnelThumbnailsTwo campsites away in the near-empty Mid Hills campground is a cute and cuddly wooden bear at the fire pit, a tad burntAt the end of the road, I lock my bike in a ditch, then start hiking up the hill above the Blue Jay Mine tunnelThumbnailsTwo campsites away in the near-empty Mid Hills campground is a cute and cuddly wooden bear at the fire pit, a tad burntAt the end of the road, I lock my bike in a ditch, then start hiking up the hill above the Blue Jay Mine tunnelThumbnailsTwo campsites away in the near-empty Mid Hills campground is a cute and cuddly wooden bear at the fire pit, a tad burntAt the end of the road, I lock my bike in a ditch, then start hiking up the hill above the Blue Jay Mine tunnelThumbnailsTwo campsites away in the near-empty Mid Hills campground is a cute and cuddly wooden bear at the fire pit, a tad burntAt the end of the road, I lock my bike in a ditch, then start hiking up the hill above the Blue Jay Mine tunnelThumbnailsTwo campsites away in the near-empty Mid Hills campground is a cute and cuddly wooden bear at the fire pit, a tad burnt

I slept in nicely this morning after a chilly night (slept wearing shirt, socks and long underwear). The warmth of the morning sun feels good up here in the mountains; it's probably baking hot down in the lower desert below.