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There are also a few old pinyon pine trees along Pine Spring Rd: not a surprise given the name of this place

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1701-pine-spring-rd.jpg There are a number of people hiking Kelso Dunes todayThumbnailsThere are hundreds, if not thousands, of these bugs playing here in the middle of the road to Coyote SpringsThere are a number of people hiking Kelso Dunes todayThumbnailsThere are hundreds, if not thousands, of these bugs playing here in the middle of the road to Coyote SpringsThere are a number of people hiking Kelso Dunes todayThumbnailsThere are hundreds, if not thousands, of these bugs playing here in the middle of the road to Coyote SpringsThere are a number of people hiking Kelso Dunes todayThumbnailsThere are hundreds, if not thousands, of these bugs playing here in the middle of the road to Coyote SpringsThere are a number of people hiking Kelso Dunes todayThumbnailsThere are hundreds, if not thousands, of these bugs playing here in the middle of the road to Coyote Springs

It's not even a hot day, but I'm already appreciating the brief shade as I hopefully get warmed up for this hike. The road is quite sandy in places, so I'm glad I didn't bother dragging the 10-ton bike any further last night.