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24/31
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I think it's time to wash off the bits of salt that have formed on my face during the day's sweating

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3409-salt.jpg 10 miles up Kelbaker Road out of Baker, I stop for a break at "the big curve," where the road turns almost 90 degreesThumbnailsIndigo bush blooms near my tent close to the powerline road10 miles up Kelbaker Road out of Baker, I stop for a break at "the big curve," where the road turns almost 90 degreesThumbnailsIndigo bush blooms near my tent close to the powerline road10 miles up Kelbaker Road out of Baker, I stop for a break at "the big curve," where the road turns almost 90 degreesThumbnailsIndigo bush blooms near my tent close to the powerline road10 miles up Kelbaker Road out of Baker, I stop for a break at "the big curve," where the road turns almost 90 degreesThumbnailsIndigo bush blooms near my tent close to the powerline road10 miles up Kelbaker Road out of Baker, I stop for a break at "the big curve," where the road turns almost 90 degreesThumbnailsIndigo bush blooms near my tent close to the powerline road

I don't want to use too much of my water for "frivolous" things like washing however, since I drank more than expected today. I won't have any more water until I pass by Kelso Depot visitor centre the morning after tomorrow.