It had been a cold night last night. Even though there was no condensation, I still woke up from the cold.
We had plenty of frost this morning.
But, by midmorning, the sun shining through the clear sky had turned the frost to iridescent droplets of dew.
Though it remained cold — it was another day when I wore gloves all day — the clear skies held out, which meant no rain and clear views.
As it got late, we descended into a forested valley, which made the area especially dark late in the day. The only campsite in the area was quite busy, so we went a bit past it to an exposed, rocky patch. We had more light than the people in the forested campsite, but the temperature might drop quite a bit out here tonight. We’ll see how it goes.
150 miles left.