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Two miles before the Cima store, Morning Star Road passes under one of the big power lines that cross the Mojave Desert

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03600-power-lines.jpg The front exterior of the collapsing house at CimaThumbnailsWhen I think of the Cima Dome area, I think of gorgeous sunsets, and tonight is no exceptionThe front exterior of the collapsing house at CimaThumbnailsWhen I think of the Cima Dome area, I think of gorgeous sunsets, and tonight is no exceptionThe front exterior of the collapsing house at CimaThumbnailsWhen I think of the Cima Dome area, I think of gorgeous sunsets, and tonight is no exceptionThe front exterior of the collapsing house at CimaThumbnailsWhen I think of the Cima Dome area, I think of gorgeous sunsets, and tonight is no exceptionThe front exterior of the collapsing house at CimaThumbnailsWhen I think of the Cima Dome area, I think of gorgeous sunsets, and tonight is no exception

I could shave a few miles off my trip by taking the shortcut road that follows the power lines up to Cima Road, like I did during my 2006 Mojave National Preserve trip, but I want to see if the Cima store is open.