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I drag the bike over to the nearby campsite and this happy camper calls it a day

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00606-keystone-canyon-fire-.jpg I don't spot another campsite nearby, so I return to the 10-ton bike back at the wash outThumbnailsTime to unpack and set up camp in this high-desert area whose landscape I like so much I don't spot another campsite nearby, so I return to the 10-ton bike back at the wash outThumbnailsTime to unpack and set up camp in this high-desert area whose landscape I like so much I don't spot another campsite nearby, so I return to the 10-ton bike back at the wash outThumbnailsTime to unpack and set up camp in this high-desert area whose landscape I like so much I don't spot another campsite nearby, so I return to the 10-ton bike back at the wash outThumbnailsTime to unpack and set up camp in this high-desert area whose landscape I like so much I don't spot another campsite nearby, so I return to the 10-ton bike back at the wash outThumbnailsTime to unpack and set up camp in this high-desert area whose landscape I like so much

Well, I've made it to Keystone Canyon with the ailing bike and I hope I won't find myself stranded here. The fire ring adds a nice touch and I wish I had some wood for a campfire later on.