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One of several primroses blooms on the shoulder of Cima Road

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7864-cima-road.jpg The old Mojave Road continues rolling onward downhill; the loose sand on the road surface makes it feel a bit like skiingThumbnailsBefore turning off at the unpaved powerline road, I take a look behind me back down toward CimaThe old Mojave Road continues rolling onward downhill; the loose sand on the road surface makes it feel a bit like skiingThumbnailsBefore turning off at the unpaved powerline road, I take a look behind me back down toward CimaThe old Mojave Road continues rolling onward downhill; the loose sand on the road surface makes it feel a bit like skiingThumbnailsBefore turning off at the unpaved powerline road, I take a look behind me back down toward CimaThe old Mojave Road continues rolling onward downhill; the loose sand on the road surface makes it feel a bit like skiingThumbnailsBefore turning off at the unpaved powerline road, I take a look behind me back down toward CimaThe old Mojave Road continues rolling onward downhill; the loose sand on the road surface makes it feel a bit like skiingThumbnailsBefore turning off at the unpaved powerline road, I take a look behind me back down toward Cima

I've only seen a few of these during my two weeks here in Mojave National Preserve.