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A bit further up Kelbaker Road, I stop again to refill my Camelbak, which has run dry again; any excuse for a break is good

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3326-kelbaker-road-camelbak.jpg My next hot-and-sweaty break is an hour later at Aiken Mine Road, which leads off toward the cinder cones and the lava tubeThumbnailsAbandoned stove at Rex Mine site, Mojave National PreserveMy next hot-and-sweaty break is an hour later at Aiken Mine Road, which leads off toward the cinder cones and the lava tubeThumbnailsAbandoned stove at Rex Mine site, Mojave National PreserveMy next hot-and-sweaty break is an hour later at Aiken Mine Road, which leads off toward the cinder cones and the lava tubeThumbnailsAbandoned stove at Rex Mine site, Mojave National PreserveMy next hot-and-sweaty break is an hour later at Aiken Mine Road, which leads off toward the cinder cones and the lava tubeThumbnailsAbandoned stove at Rex Mine site, Mojave National PreserveMy next hot-and-sweaty break is an hour later at Aiken Mine Road, which leads off toward the cinder cones and the lava tubeThumbnailsAbandoned stove at Rex Mine site, Mojave National Preserve

I'm going through a lot of water in today's heat. I'm not in shape for this yet. I've ridden the 10-ton bike before in temperatures over 100F, but later in a trip when I was thus tougher, and acclimated to the heat.