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After my break, I continue riding up Nevada 164 toward Crescent Peak

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7301-nevada-164.jpg Near the Wee Thump Wilderness sign is an old dirt road that leads inland toward the McCullough MountainsThumbnailsAs I climb Nevada 164, I enter the land of desert mallows and joshua treesNear the Wee Thump Wilderness sign is an old dirt road that leads inland toward the McCullough MountainsThumbnailsAs I climb Nevada 164, I enter the land of desert mallows and joshua treesNear the Wee Thump Wilderness sign is an old dirt road that leads inland toward the McCullough MountainsThumbnailsAs I climb Nevada 164, I enter the land of desert mallows and joshua treesNear the Wee Thump Wilderness sign is an old dirt road that leads inland toward the McCullough MountainsThumbnailsAs I climb Nevada 164, I enter the land of desert mallows and joshua treesNear the Wee Thump Wilderness sign is an old dirt road that leads inland toward the McCullough MountainsThumbnailsAs I climb Nevada 164, I enter the land of desert mallows and joshua trees

Wee Thump Joshua Tree Wilderness is at my right along this stretch, and McCullough Mountains are ahead in the distance. I keep looking at the mountains since they were a possible destination during this trip.