July, Blair 1973 Journal Redwood Valley, Lincoln Co., Nev. July 27 The north, and lightning flashed occasionally, although no rain fell on the valley. The wind made sleeping difficult, although it wasn't very cold. July 28. Today we arose early, at the first light on the horizon, and broke camp before collecting traps. Capture as follows: 6 Peregrinus sp., 2 R. longimanus, 1 Orxchrys, 2 Pteronyx ae - No K.Kats at all. Those last two nights have been frightful and discouraging, reconfirming the necessity of trapping human systems if you are to get around, Our food and money exhausted, as well as our patience, we drove south and homeward, stopping in Las Vegas for gas and lunch. We drove to 11 mi E Barstow and exited on the Miracola Rd. off ramp, traveling parallel to the main highway but south of it through the town of Yermo, in this fashion avoiding the Calif. Agricultural Inspection Station. In addition to my 20 K.Kats and 12 large sacks of plants, Rosa had