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Morning #2 at the end of Castle Peaks Road is warm and sunny

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3118-castle-peaks.jpg It's not quite a seep, but there's enough residual moisture to attract bees at this spot in the drainage above Willow WashThumbnailsPiling the earth for the raised Ivanpah railway bed in low areas would have been as much work as cutting through the hillsIt's not quite a seep, but there's enough residual moisture to attract bees at this spot in the drainage above Willow WashThumbnailsPiling the earth for the raised Ivanpah railway bed in low areas would have been as much work as cutting through the hillsIt's not quite a seep, but there's enough residual moisture to attract bees at this spot in the drainage above Willow WashThumbnailsPiling the earth for the raised Ivanpah railway bed in low areas would have been as much work as cutting through the hillsIt's not quite a seep, but there's enough residual moisture to attract bees at this spot in the drainage above Willow WashThumbnailsPiling the earth for the raised Ivanpah railway bed in low areas would have been as much work as cutting through the hillsIt's not quite a seep, but there's enough residual moisture to attract bees at this spot in the drainage above Willow WashThumbnailsPiling the earth for the raised Ivanpah railway bed in low areas would have been as much work as cutting through the hills

I'm glad I filtered extra water at Indian Spring yesterday so I can hike another day in this area. Even though I woke up cold around dawn, it's hot in the tent now whenever the light morning breeze stops.

I tried to sleep in more, but I've been awake since around 8h30.