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I reach the junction of Aiken Mine Road, ending the enjoyable ride down the old Mojave Road

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8015-mojave-road.jpg I zoom in across an expanse of yellow creosote-bush blooms to one of the nearby cinder conesThumbnailsScattered lava rock, sand, and washboard texture define the half-mile-long ride on Aiken Mine Road, my final unpaved roadI zoom in across an expanse of yellow creosote-bush blooms to one of the nearby cinder conesThumbnailsScattered lava rock, sand, and washboard texture define the half-mile-long ride on Aiken Mine Road, my final unpaved roadI zoom in across an expanse of yellow creosote-bush blooms to one of the nearby cinder conesThumbnailsScattered lava rock, sand, and washboard texture define the half-mile-long ride on Aiken Mine Road, my final unpaved roadI zoom in across an expanse of yellow creosote-bush blooms to one of the nearby cinder conesThumbnailsScattered lava rock, sand, and washboard texture define the half-mile-long ride on Aiken Mine Road, my final unpaved roadI zoom in across an expanse of yellow creosote-bush blooms to one of the nearby cinder conesThumbnailsScattered lava rock, sand, and washboard texture define the half-mile-long ride on Aiken Mine Road, my final unpaved road

I turn left here and head over toward the pavement of Kelbaker Road, not wanting to deal with the deep sand on the portion of the Mojave Road just ahead.