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As the sun rises, the light cast on the Clark Mountain Range slowly morphs from pink to orange

8957-nipton-desert-rd.jpg I'm enjoying the sunrise glow, but anxious for the sun to rise completely and warm up my cold fingers!ThumbnailsPink and orange morning light have disappeared; now it's merely golden lightI'm enjoying the sunrise glow, but anxious for the sun to rise completely and warm up my cold fingers!ThumbnailsPink and orange morning light have disappeared; now it's merely golden lightI'm enjoying the sunrise glow, but anxious for the sun to rise completely and warm up my cold fingers!ThumbnailsPink and orange morning light have disappeared; now it's merely golden lightI'm enjoying the sunrise glow, but anxious for the sun to rise completely and warm up my cold fingers!ThumbnailsPink and orange morning light have disappeared; now it's merely golden lightI'm enjoying the sunrise glow, but anxious for the sun to rise completely and warm up my cold fingers!ThumbnailsPink and orange morning light have disappeared; now it's merely golden lightI'm enjoying the sunrise glow, but anxious for the sun to rise completely and warm up my cold fingers!ThumbnailsPink and orange morning light have disappeared; now it's merely golden light

The solar plant being built at the foot of the mountains permanently scars the landscape. Funny how you can plow a natural landscape down and then call it green, just because it's *solar* plant being built (a government land give-away, really).