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I step outside to take care of morning business and it's just as windy as I thought here in the Newberry Mountains foothills

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8322-tent.jpg Last night's wind storm, which is still alive, blew a dusting of sand into my tent overnight, and kept me from sleeping wellThumbnailsLast night's wind storm, which is still alive, blew a dusting of sand into my tent overnight, and kept me from sleeping wellThumbnailsLast night's wind storm, which is still alive, blew a dusting of sand into my tent overnight, and kept me from sleeping wellThumbnailsLast night's wind storm, which is still alive, blew a dusting of sand into my tent overnight, and kept me from sleeping wellThumbnailsLast night's wind storm, which is still alive, blew a dusting of sand into my tent overnight, and kept me from sleeping wellThumbnails

At least the rain clouds are gone. It's a cold, but cheerful, sunny day, except for the wind.