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Everything has been packed into the saddlebags that will be attached to my bike, after I walk everything out to the road

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7201-bristol-mountains.jpg The last job upon emptying the tent is to remove the large rocks I placed inside, in case the wind got really strongThumbnailsAll packed up, I bicycle down the Bristol Mountains powerline road and reach the junction of the high road and the low roadThe last job upon emptying the tent is to remove the large rocks I placed inside, in case the wind got really strongThumbnailsAll packed up, I bicycle down the Bristol Mountains powerline road and reach the junction of the high road and the low roadThe last job upon emptying the tent is to remove the large rocks I placed inside, in case the wind got really strongThumbnailsAll packed up, I bicycle down the Bristol Mountains powerline road and reach the junction of the high road and the low roadThe last job upon emptying the tent is to remove the large rocks I placed inside, in case the wind got really strongThumbnailsAll packed up, I bicycle down the Bristol Mountains powerline road and reach the junction of the high road and the low roadThe last job upon emptying the tent is to remove the large rocks I placed inside, in case the wind got really strongThumbnailsAll packed up, I bicycle down the Bristol Mountains powerline road and reach the junction of the high road and the low road

My campsite tonight will be somewhere just on the other side of Broadwell Dry Lake, that sandy patch down there. I'll make a short detour to Ludlow along the way to replenish my water supply.