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Heading down Rex Mine Road toward Kelso, a glimmer of red sunset light remains

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07690-rex-mine-road.jpg This narrow drainage is easy to cross, even at dusk, but there are a few deeper, wider ones to crossThumbnailsLooking behind me yet again (I can't stop!), there's still a fading pinkish glow on the Providence MountainsThis narrow drainage is easy to cross, even at dusk, but there are a few deeper, wider ones to crossThumbnailsLooking behind me yet again (I can't stop!), there's still a fading pinkish glow on the Providence MountainsThis narrow drainage is easy to cross, even at dusk, but there are a few deeper, wider ones to crossThumbnailsLooking behind me yet again (I can't stop!), there's still a fading pinkish glow on the Providence MountainsThis narrow drainage is easy to cross, even at dusk, but there are a few deeper, wider ones to crossThumbnailsLooking behind me yet again (I can't stop!), there's still a fading pinkish glow on the Providence MountainsThis narrow drainage is easy to cross, even at dusk, but there are a few deeper, wider ones to crossThumbnailsLooking behind me yet again (I can't stop!), there's still a fading pinkish glow on the Providence Mountains

About an eighth of a mile ahead, I'll turn right and hike across the fan to get back to my campsite on Cornfield Spring Road.