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The Cady Mountains powerline road cuts a straight line across this part of the Mojave Desert

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5424-powerline-rd.jpg The tent and all is packed up and I start riding the powerline road back down to old Route 66ThumbnailsI pass the Bagdad Café in Newberry Springs, famous for its appearance in the movie of the same nameThe tent and all is packed up and I start riding the powerline road back down to old Route 66ThumbnailsI pass the Bagdad Café in Newberry Springs, famous for its appearance in the movie of the same nameThe tent and all is packed up and I start riding the powerline road back down to old Route 66ThumbnailsI pass the Bagdad Café in Newberry Springs, famous for its appearance in the movie of the same nameThe tent and all is packed up and I start riding the powerline road back down to old Route 66ThumbnailsI pass the Bagdad Café in Newberry Springs, famous for its appearance in the movie of the same nameThe tent and all is packed up and I start riding the powerline road back down to old Route 66ThumbnailsI pass the Bagdad Café in Newberry Springs, famous for its appearance in the movie of the same nameThe tent and all is packed up and I start riding the powerline road back down to old Route 66ThumbnailsI pass the Bagdad Café in Newberry Springs, famous for its appearance in the movie of the same name

Nice to be riding this road in the downhill direction this time! Route 66 is down in the low area ahead. I haven't been up in the Rodman Mountains in the distance yet.