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My next break along Kelbaker Road is near the road to the Rainy Day Mine site, with the cinder cones in the background

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3310-kelbaker-road-senna.jpg One of my favorite moments of riding up Kelbaker Road is when I reach the edge of the lava, at left, about 13 miles out of BakerThumbnailsThis morning, after breakfast buffet at the Big Boy, I ride the bridge over the freeway and enter Mojave National PreserveOne of my favorite moments of riding up Kelbaker Road is when I reach the edge of the lava, at left, about 13 miles out of BakerThumbnailsThis morning, after breakfast buffet at the Big Boy, I ride the bridge over the freeway and enter Mojave National PreserveOne of my favorite moments of riding up Kelbaker Road is when I reach the edge of the lava, at left, about 13 miles out of BakerThumbnailsThis morning, after breakfast buffet at the Big Boy, I ride the bridge over the freeway and enter Mojave National PreserveOne of my favorite moments of riding up Kelbaker Road is when I reach the edge of the lava, at left, about 13 miles out of BakerThumbnailsThis morning, after breakfast buffet at the Big Boy, I ride the bridge over the freeway and enter Mojave National PreserveOne of my favorite moments of riding up Kelbaker Road is when I reach the edge of the lava, at left, about 13 miles out of BakerThumbnailsThis morning, after breakfast buffet at the Big Boy, I ride the bridge over the freeway and enter Mojave National Preserve

The faint cinnamon-clove scent in the air must be from all the yellow desert senna flowers. The day is getting warmer...