I'm camped at savona provincial park, on the banks of lake kamloops.
The country here is scrubby, with tumbleweeds, and dust storms. There was a few great descents, and some mean hills. Also, of note was the salt ponds, that smelled of sulphur. They had mostly dried up, leaving the salt behind.
Tomorrow, I hammer at the road some more, but perhaps not as much as today. I wanted to find out where my absolute, physical limit is for one day "loaded" and that's 100 miles (actually, a little more, I got lost -> 165 km.) Tomorrow will tell if that was "too much" or not. I don't know how far I'm going to get tomorrow, but it'll be the day that I "officially" get ahead of fez, who took a detour up on the scenic route.
I should get some sleep. I think it's going to storm tonight. If it's raining, I may just wimp out and sit on my butt for a day.
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