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At sunset, I watch the sun go down and take dozens of photos to see what I get

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7212-malpais-spring.jpg Quite a few thorns, probably from cholla cacti, are stuck to the bottom of my shoe and need to be removed (carefully)ThumbnailsFeathery pinks and blues dust the sky looking northeastQuite a few thorns, probably from cholla cacti, are stuck to the bottom of my shoe and need to be removed (carefully)ThumbnailsFeathery pinks and blues dust the sky looking northeastQuite a few thorns, probably from cholla cacti, are stuck to the bottom of my shoe and need to be removed (carefully)ThumbnailsFeathery pinks and blues dust the sky looking northeastQuite a few thorns, probably from cholla cacti, are stuck to the bottom of my shoe and need to be removed (carefully)ThumbnailsFeathery pinks and blues dust the sky looking northeastQuite a few thorns, probably from cholla cacti, are stuck to the bottom of my shoe and need to be removed (carefully)ThumbnailsFeathery pinks and blues dust the sky looking northeast

All three nights that I've camped here by Malpais Spring have had excellent sunsets.