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The 10-ton bike is ready to leave Furnace Creek

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bc-000020-bike-almost-ready.jpg I'm here at the beginning of the Beatty CutoffThumbnailsI pack my Furnace Creek camp site into the saddlebags of the 10-ton bikeI'm here at the beginning of the Beatty CutoffThumbnailsI pack my Furnace Creek camp site into the saddlebags of the 10-ton bikeI'm here at the beginning of the Beatty CutoffThumbnailsI pack my Furnace Creek camp site into the saddlebags of the 10-ton bikeI'm here at the beginning of the Beatty CutoffThumbnailsI pack my Furnace Creek camp site into the saddlebags of the 10-ton bikeI'm here at the beginning of the Beatty CutoffThumbnailsI pack my Furnace Creek camp site into the saddlebags of the 10-ton bike

I'm expecting to use my water purifier to get drinking water from Monarch Spring and stay two nights up there. I checked in at the ranger station and was told that the spring recently had a bit of water coming out of it.

Nonetheless, I've filled my extra two-gallon water bag just in case the spring up in Monarch Canyon turns out to be dry.