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Walking the last half mile up Old Kelso Road back to the tent at dusk

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06753-old-kelso-road.jpg Up the steep rock hillside above Old Dad Canyon are scattered numerous small cavesThumbnailsA few of the bones look dark and perhaps a bit moist, as if the last remaining meat was plucked off them just a few days agoUp the steep rock hillside above Old Dad Canyon are scattered numerous small cavesThumbnailsA few of the bones look dark and perhaps a bit moist, as if the last remaining meat was plucked off them just a few days agoUp the steep rock hillside above Old Dad Canyon are scattered numerous small cavesThumbnailsA few of the bones look dark and perhaps a bit moist, as if the last remaining meat was plucked off them just a few days agoUp the steep rock hillside above Old Dad Canyon are scattered numerous small cavesThumbnailsA few of the bones look dark and perhaps a bit moist, as if the last remaining meat was plucked off them just a few days agoUp the steep rock hillside above Old Dad Canyon are scattered numerous small cavesThumbnailsA few of the bones look dark and perhaps a bit moist, as if the last remaining meat was plucked off them just a few days ago

The light sand drifts across the road here look almost like a dusting of snow. This road probably doesn't get traffic every day, but fresh tire tracks have obliterated some of my footprints from this morning.