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A few purple sages bloom on this part of the old Mojave Road amongst the yellow flowers

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8006-mojave-road.jpg I like the occasional rocky stretches on the old Mojave Road because they add traction to the sandy roadThumbnailsI zoom in across an expanse of yellow creosote-bush blooms to one of the nearby cinder conesI like the occasional rocky stretches on the old Mojave Road because they add traction to the sandy roadThumbnailsI zoom in across an expanse of yellow creosote-bush blooms to one of the nearby cinder conesI like the occasional rocky stretches on the old Mojave Road because they add traction to the sandy roadThumbnailsI zoom in across an expanse of yellow creosote-bush blooms to one of the nearby cinder conesI like the occasional rocky stretches on the old Mojave Road because they add traction to the sandy roadThumbnailsI zoom in across an expanse of yellow creosote-bush blooms to one of the nearby cinder conesI like the occasional rocky stretches on the old Mojave Road because they add traction to the sandy roadThumbnailsI zoom in across an expanse of yellow creosote-bush blooms to one of the nearby cinder cones

The joshua trees thin out as I lose elevation, and soon there will be no more.