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After my break at Nipton, I return to the dirt road parallel to the train tracks for the next 10-mile segment

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4707-nipton-moore-rd.jpg Nipton, California, population 20; I take a half-hour break hereThumbnails2.5 miles beyond Nipton, I'm feeling hot again and notice some potential shade as I cross under the power linesNipton, California, population 20; I take a half-hour break hereThumbnails2.5 miles beyond Nipton, I'm feeling hot again and notice some potential shade as I cross under the power linesNipton, California, population 20; I take a half-hour break hereThumbnails2.5 miles beyond Nipton, I'm feeling hot again and notice some potential shade as I cross under the power linesNipton, California, population 20; I take a half-hour break hereThumbnails2.5 miles beyond Nipton, I'm feeling hot again and notice some potential shade as I cross under the power linesNipton, California, population 20; I take a half-hour break hereThumbnails2.5 miles beyond Nipton, I'm feeling hot again and notice some potential shade as I cross under the power linesNipton, California, population 20; I take a half-hour break hereThumbnails2.5 miles beyond Nipton, I'm feeling hot again and notice some potential shade as I cross under the power lines

My bike is so heavy now after adding 10 litres of water to the front rack, bleh. This part of the road is commonly referred to as Nipton-Moore Road. New York Mountains, here I come!