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I arrive back at my tent and prepare my backpack for the afternoon hike up to an old mine in the Bighorn Basin area

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08895-return-to-tent-800px.jpg I climb up an adjacent boulder pile at Coyote Springs to start my walk back to the tent 1/2 mile down the roadThumbnailsOK, here we go; I've been looking forward to this hike over the hill into the Bighorn Basin area of the Granite MountainsI climb up an adjacent boulder pile at Coyote Springs to start my walk back to the tent 1/2 mile down the roadThumbnailsOK, here we go; I've been looking forward to this hike over the hill into the Bighorn Basin area of the Granite MountainsI climb up an adjacent boulder pile at Coyote Springs to start my walk back to the tent 1/2 mile down the roadThumbnailsOK, here we go; I've been looking forward to this hike over the hill into the Bighorn Basin area of the Granite MountainsI climb up an adjacent boulder pile at Coyote Springs to start my walk back to the tent 1/2 mile down the roadThumbnailsOK, here we go; I've been looking forward to this hike over the hill into the Bighorn Basin area of the Granite MountainsI climb up an adjacent boulder pile at Coyote Springs to start my walk back to the tent 1/2 mile down the roadThumbnailsOK, here we go; I've been looking forward to this hike over the hill into the Bighorn Basin area of the Granite Mountains

It's turning out to be a warm day, mid 80s again: I just drank a litre of water during my walk over to Coyote Springs, in addition to the water in my soup and coffee from earlier this morning.

My backpack contains the usual items: epipens in case of yellow-jacket sting, sweater, flashlight, three Clif bars, dried apricots, camera batteries, water filter in case I find water, empty water bottle, and a full 1.5-litre water bottle. I wear my full 2-litre Camelbak under my backpack.