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I pass a few old household items dumped along Nipton-Desert Road

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4635-ivanpah-valley.jpg I've got about 7 miles of bumpy dirt road to ride on the way to Nipton (the last 3 are old pavement)ThumbnailsAfter almost an hour and a half in the heat, I'm already getting hot, and grab some shade under the railway tracksI've got about 7 miles of bumpy dirt road to ride on the way to Nipton (the last 3 are old pavement)ThumbnailsAfter almost an hour and a half in the heat, I'm already getting hot, and grab some shade under the railway tracksI've got about 7 miles of bumpy dirt road to ride on the way to Nipton (the last 3 are old pavement)ThumbnailsAfter almost an hour and a half in the heat, I'm already getting hot, and grab some shade under the railway tracksI've got about 7 miles of bumpy dirt road to ride on the way to Nipton (the last 3 are old pavement)ThumbnailsAfter almost an hour and a half in the heat, I'm already getting hot, and grab some shade under the railway tracksI've got about 7 miles of bumpy dirt road to ride on the way to Nipton (the last 3 are old pavement)ThumbnailsAfter almost an hour and a half in the heat, I'm already getting hot, and grab some shade under the railway tracksI've got about 7 miles of bumpy dirt road to ride on the way to Nipton (the last 3 are old pavement)ThumbnailsAfter almost an hour and a half in the heat, I'm already getting hot, and grab some shade under the railway tracks

A suitable foreground for the freeway and solar-power-plant towers in the background, I suppose.