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Five minutes later, the belt of Venus still persists, stolid, colorfast

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8801-ivanpah-rd.jpg On the Ivanpah Road, the belt of Venus has become the defining lightThumbnailsI take one last look toward Hackberry Mountain into the fading sunset, put on my sweater, and ride awayOn the Ivanpah Road, the belt of Venus has become the defining lightThumbnailsI take one last look toward Hackberry Mountain into the fading sunset, put on my sweater, and ride awayOn the Ivanpah Road, the belt of Venus has become the defining lightThumbnailsI take one last look toward Hackberry Mountain into the fading sunset, put on my sweater, and ride awayOn the Ivanpah Road, the belt of Venus has become the defining lightThumbnailsI take one last look toward Hackberry Mountain into the fading sunset, put on my sweater, and ride awayOn the Ivanpah Road, the belt of Venus has become the defining lightThumbnailsI take one last look toward Hackberry Mountain into the fading sunset, put on my sweater, and ride awayOn the Ivanpah Road, the belt of Venus has become the defining lightThumbnailsI take one last look toward Hackberry Mountain into the fading sunset, put on my sweater, and ride away

I can see the area where I started this morning, the Piute Range: those flat hills over there beneath the belt of Venus.