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The so-scenic ride through the joshua-tree forest along Wee Thump Wilderness ends here; time to ride the highway for a bit

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2269-wee-thump.jpg This range ratany at Wee Thump Wilderness is in full bloomThumbnailsA few bouquets of yellow and orange dress up the seven-mile straight-line ride to Searchlight, visible even from hereThis range ratany at Wee Thump Wilderness is in full bloomThumbnailsA few bouquets of yellow and orange dress up the seven-mile straight-line ride to Searchlight, visible even from hereThis range ratany at Wee Thump Wilderness is in full bloomThumbnailsA few bouquets of yellow and orange dress up the seven-mile straight-line ride to Searchlight, visible even from hereThis range ratany at Wee Thump Wilderness is in full bloomThumbnailsA few bouquets of yellow and orange dress up the seven-mile straight-line ride to Searchlight, visible even from hereThis range ratany at Wee Thump Wilderness is in full bloomThumbnailsA few bouquets of yellow and orange dress up the seven-mile straight-line ride to Searchlight, visible even from here

It has been about 10 miles of fairly easy dirt-road riding, since it was almost all downhill. I'm at about 3960 feet elevation here, about 1000 feet below where I started near Pine Spring.