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I begin dismantling the tent by removing the large rocks that I placed inside at the corners

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00192-tent-rocks-800px.jpg Almost everything is packed up now, so it's time to take the tent down and make departure from Butcher Knife Canyon officialThumbnailsI assemble the 10-ton bike just beyond the goathead-infested meadow at the Butcher Knife corralAlmost everything is packed up now, so it's time to take the tent down and make departure from Butcher Knife Canyon officialThumbnailsI assemble the 10-ton bike just beyond the goathead-infested meadow at the Butcher Knife corralAlmost everything is packed up now, so it's time to take the tent down and make departure from Butcher Knife Canyon officialThumbnailsI assemble the 10-ton bike just beyond the goathead-infested meadow at the Butcher Knife corralAlmost everything is packed up now, so it's time to take the tent down and make departure from Butcher Knife Canyon officialThumbnailsI assemble the 10-ton bike just beyond the goathead-infested meadow at the Butcher Knife corralAlmost everything is packed up now, so it's time to take the tent down and make departure from Butcher Knife Canyon officialThumbnailsI assemble the 10-ton bike just beyond the goathead-infested meadow at the Butcher Knife corral

Staking down the tent here didn't work (and often doesn't in the desert), due to sand and gravel on the surface and hard-as-rock earth beneath that layer.