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For a few minutes, that famous orange light of desert sunset oozes across the land

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09184-sunset-800px.jpg I figure I may as well continue onward a little further and see if the deep sand lets upThumbnailsThe orange light of sunset vanishes as quickly as it appearedI figure I may as well continue onward a little further and see if the deep sand lets upThumbnailsThe orange light of sunset vanishes as quickly as it appearedI figure I may as well continue onward a little further and see if the deep sand lets upThumbnailsThe orange light of sunset vanishes as quickly as it appearedI figure I may as well continue onward a little further and see if the deep sand lets upThumbnailsThe orange light of sunset vanishes as quickly as it appearedI figure I may as well continue onward a little further and see if the deep sand lets upThumbnailsThe orange light of sunset vanishes as quickly as it appeared

I'm inching my way closer to the New York Mountains ahead. There's a little less sand in places, which is encouraging. Now I occasionally get to walk the 10-ton bike instead of drag it through sand.