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It's a race against time as I ride up Kelbaker Road toward Kelso Dunes

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07061-kelbaker-road-sunset-800px.jpg At Kelso Depot, I'm happy to learn that they do sell AA batteries, and I chat with Preseve staffThumbnailsLooking at the final few hundred feet of elevation gain in front of me on the main Jackass Canyon Road climbAt Kelso Depot, I'm happy to learn that they do sell AA batteries, and I chat with Preseve staffThumbnailsLooking at the final few hundred feet of elevation gain in front of me on the main Jackass Canyon Road climbAt Kelso Depot, I'm happy to learn that they do sell AA batteries, and I chat with Preseve staffThumbnailsLooking at the final few hundred feet of elevation gain in front of me on the main Jackass Canyon Road climbAt Kelso Depot, I'm happy to learn that they do sell AA batteries, and I chat with Preseve staffThumbnailsLooking at the final few hundred feet of elevation gain in front of me on the main Jackass Canyon Road climbAt Kelso Depot, I'm happy to learn that they do sell AA batteries, and I chat with Preseve staffThumbnailsLooking at the final few hundred feet of elevation gain in front of me on the main Jackass Canyon Road climb

It will be dark before I reach Kelso Dunes, which is OK, but I'd like to be off fast, semi-busy Kelbaker Road before it gets dark--not likely. I have eight miles and 700 feet of elevation gain before I will leave pavement.