*Tue JUN 3* I got the solar trailer hooked up and luckily the Gear truck started. CB drove the pick-up with the commode trailer. We left Trinchera Ranch and drove a steady climb 5.5 miles northeast on Hwy 160. At that point we took a dirt road north, which was a steep climb. Then it was ‘down’ a dirt road 13 mi. The campsite was at Collectors Specialty Woods. The postal address is Gardner, CO, but we were in the countryside in a mountain valley. I unhooked the solar trailer, set it up, parked the truck and got a ride back up the hill 11 miles to the Commode truck. Originally I had planned to March the 11 miles back. There was a little, collapsible bicycle stored in the commode. I have never ridden one of them so I got on it and started down the dirt road. I had to peddle several times! I’m guessing that it was at least 1000 ft. of drop. I got back to camp in an hour and ate my lunch. The bike’s top speed pedaling would be 5 mph. Getting back in an hour means I averaged 11 mph! At dinner Ed responded to his unannounced reorganizing the Gear truck yesterday. He indicated that there was an obvious need to organize it and there was agreement. Since Specialty Woods cuts many big trees into wood for designs they had plenty of sawdust. We got permission to empty the commode and replenish our supply of sawdust. We were warned to put the food away and lock the back door of the Kitchen truck. In addition to bears we should watch out for elk, deer, and coyotes. We went to bed wondering what would happen. Since there were many sheds for the lumber, and there was a strong evening wind, many marchers found a place in one of the sheds to put their mat and sleeping bag. I did and Izzy had a film of Pete Seeger that we watched. -- Peace, David