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It's starting to get dark as we drive over Hunter Mountain

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gb-000018-hunter-mountain.jpg We find ourselves at the top of the Goldbelt Grade at a time of day when photographers come outThumbnailsFinally, we start our long descent into Death Valley on Hunter Mountain Road, through the pine treesWe find ourselves at the top of the Goldbelt Grade at a time of day when photographers come outThumbnailsFinally, we start our long descent into Death Valley on Hunter Mountain Road, through the pine treesWe find ourselves at the top of the Goldbelt Grade at a time of day when photographers come outThumbnailsFinally, we start our long descent into Death Valley on Hunter Mountain Road, through the pine treesWe find ourselves at the top of the Goldbelt Grade at a time of day when photographers come outThumbnailsFinally, we start our long descent into Death Valley on Hunter Mountain Road, through the pine treesWe find ourselves at the top of the Goldbelt Grade at a time of day when photographers come outThumbnailsFinally, we start our long descent into Death Valley on Hunter Mountain Road, through the pine trees

We probably still have 30 minutes of light left. We reach over 7000 feet elevation on Hunter Mountain Road.