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At the bottom of Cima Road, I cross the train tracks, arrive on pavement, and ride over to the Cima Store

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03342-cima-tracks.jpg The real gem of the Cima post office is its set of antique postal boxes, apparently still in serviceThumbnailsA mile up Death Valley Mine Road, I stop at Thomas Place for a Clif-bar-and-water break like I did yesterdayThe real gem of the Cima post office is its set of antique postal boxes, apparently still in serviceThumbnailsA mile up Death Valley Mine Road, I stop at Thomas Place for a Clif-bar-and-water break like I did yesterdayThe real gem of the Cima post office is its set of antique postal boxes, apparently still in serviceThumbnailsA mile up Death Valley Mine Road, I stop at Thomas Place for a Clif-bar-and-water break like I did yesterdayThe real gem of the Cima post office is its set of antique postal boxes, apparently still in serviceThumbnailsA mile up Death Valley Mine Road, I stop at Thomas Place for a Clif-bar-and-water break like I did yesterdayThe real gem of the Cima post office is its set of antique postal boxes, apparently still in serviceThumbnailsA mile up Death Valley Mine Road, I stop at Thomas Place for a Clif-bar-and-water break like I did yesterday

It feels so modern to be on a paved road again.