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The sun goes down at nearly-empty Mid Hills campground and I meet my new neighbors, Heather and Sarah

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4635-mid-hills.jpg I'm back at the Mid Hills campground entry kiosk at sunset, perfect timing!ThumbnailsThe morning sun at Mid Hills campground is warm, but it was really chilly overnight, one of the coldest nights of this tripI'm back at the Mid Hills campground entry kiosk at sunset, perfect timing!ThumbnailsThe morning sun at Mid Hills campground is warm, but it was really chilly overnight, one of the coldest nights of this tripI'm back at the Mid Hills campground entry kiosk at sunset, perfect timing!ThumbnailsThe morning sun at Mid Hills campground is warm, but it was really chilly overnight, one of the coldest nights of this tripI'm back at the Mid Hills campground entry kiosk at sunset, perfect timing!ThumbnailsThe morning sun at Mid Hills campground is warm, but it was really chilly overnight, one of the coldest nights of this tripI'm back at the Mid Hills campground entry kiosk at sunset, perfect timing!ThumbnailsThe morning sun at Mid Hills campground is warm, but it was really chilly overnight, one of the coldest nights of this trip

Supper is high-calorie Mountain House Rice and Chicken, a comforting end to a strenuous day.

I meet Sarah and Heather while over at the water tap and we chat for a while; great people. I look forward to hanging out with them tomorrow on "my day off."

It's cold and windy tonight, possibly the coldest night so far on this trip, so I wear all my clothes in my sleeping bag: sweater, outer shell long underwear, plus two pairs of socks. Brrr! But I'm quite tired from today's excursion and fall asleep easily around midnight.