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Off in the distance, down toward Soda Lake, I can see dust plumes from the dirt bikers that passed me a while ago

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06174-trails.jpg After 5 miles of dirt road and Mojave Road, I take an energy-bar break at the junction of the Old Kelso RoadThumbnailsNear 17-Mile Point (the big hill at left) are a few stretches of old pavement that haven't yet returned to natureAfter 5 miles of dirt road and Mojave Road, I take an energy-bar break at the junction of the Old Kelso RoadThumbnailsNear 17-Mile Point (the big hill at left) are a few stretches of old pavement that haven't yet returned to natureAfter 5 miles of dirt road and Mojave Road, I take an energy-bar break at the junction of the Old Kelso RoadThumbnailsNear 17-Mile Point (the big hill at left) are a few stretches of old pavement that haven't yet returned to natureAfter 5 miles of dirt road and Mojave Road, I take an energy-bar break at the junction of the Old Kelso RoadThumbnailsNear 17-Mile Point (the big hill at left) are a few stretches of old pavement that haven't yet returned to natureAfter 5 miles of dirt road and Mojave Road, I take an energy-bar break at the junction of the Old Kelso RoadThumbnailsNear 17-Mile Point (the big hill at left) are a few stretches of old pavement that haven't yet returned to nature

They're probably down by the Mojave River by now, which, I was told, has about two feet of water in it to drive though (there is no bridge over the river there).