There's still some water in this end of Grimshaw Dry Lake

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Day 2: 34.3 bicycle miles from Tecopa Hot Springs to Greenwater Valley (upper Gold Valley Rd). Last 18 miles, dirt/gravel road

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Starting up the Beatty Cutoff, the gradual slope of the road makes it look flat

Starting up the Beatty Cutoff, the gradual slope of the road makes it look flat

Date: April 22, 2007, 13h00

There's still some water in this end of Grimshaw Dry Lake

It's always odd to see occasional water in an area as dry as the Mojave Desert.

Date: April 19, 2007, 10h38

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There's still some water in this end of Grimshaw Dry Lake

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