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An hour goes by, and I'm still riding, and pushing, the bike up the Sagamore Cut-off Road

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5817-cutoff-road.jpg Riding (and walking the 10-ton bike) up the Sagamore Cut-off Road, looking for shade under a Joshua treeThumbnailsI arrive at the junction of New York Mountains Road and Carruthers Canyon, the first of two summits todayRiding (and walking the 10-ton bike) up the Sagamore Cut-off Road, looking for shade under a Joshua treeThumbnailsI arrive at the junction of New York Mountains Road and Carruthers Canyon, the first of two summits todayRiding (and walking the 10-ton bike) up the Sagamore Cut-off Road, looking for shade under a Joshua treeThumbnailsI arrive at the junction of New York Mountains Road and Carruthers Canyon, the first of two summits todayRiding (and walking the 10-ton bike) up the Sagamore Cut-off Road, looking for shade under a Joshua treeThumbnailsI arrive at the junction of New York Mountains Road and Carruthers Canyon, the first of two summits todayRiding (and walking the 10-ton bike) up the Sagamore Cut-off Road, looking for shade under a Joshua treeThumbnailsI arrive at the junction of New York Mountains Road and Carruthers Canyon, the first of two summits todayRiding (and walking the 10-ton bike) up the Sagamore Cut-off Road, looking for shade under a Joshua treeThumbnailsI arrive at the junction of New York Mountains Road and Carruthers Canyon, the first of two summits today

I still haven't seen any people yet today (nor yesterday, nor the day before). Occasionally, there's a bit of shade to provide a spot for a brief rest.