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Home for the night at the Castle Peaks trailhead

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3107-tent.jpg I reach the Wilderness boundary and exit onto the part of Castle Peaks Road that is still open to vehiclesThumbnailsI don't get sunset between these hills near Castle Peaks, but I do see good sunset colors on the cloudsI reach the Wilderness boundary and exit onto the part of Castle Peaks Road that is still open to vehiclesThumbnailsI don't get sunset between these hills near Castle Peaks, but I do see good sunset colors on the cloudsI reach the Wilderness boundary and exit onto the part of Castle Peaks Road that is still open to vehiclesThumbnailsI don't get sunset between these hills near Castle Peaks, but I do see good sunset colors on the cloudsI reach the Wilderness boundary and exit onto the part of Castle Peaks Road that is still open to vehiclesThumbnailsI don't get sunset between these hills near Castle Peaks, but I do see good sunset colors on the cloudsI reach the Wilderness boundary and exit onto the part of Castle Peaks Road that is still open to vehiclesThumbnailsI don't get sunset between these hills near Castle Peaks, but I do see good sunset colors on the clouds

I have worked up an appetite and looking forward to my next add-boiling-water-to-bag meal: Mountain House Beef Stew, always a favourite. I only ate one Clif bar, some chocolate and some dried pineapple during today's hike, which wasn't quite enough.