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The orange light of sunset vanishes as quickly as it appeared

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09193-dusk-800px.jpg The orange light has just stopped lighting up the Joshua trees, but still casts a glow on the Castle Mountains over thereThumbnailsThe Orestimba Creek Trail veers off the Orestimba Creek Road to the right. I'll stay on the road.The orange light has just stopped lighting up the Joshua trees, but still casts a glow on the Castle Mountains over thereThumbnailsThe Orestimba Creek Trail veers off the Orestimba Creek Road to the right. I'll stay on the road.The orange light has just stopped lighting up the Joshua trees, but still casts a glow on the Castle Mountains over thereThumbnailsThe Orestimba Creek Trail veers off the Orestimba Creek Road to the right. I'll stay on the road.The orange light has just stopped lighting up the Joshua trees, but still casts a glow on the Castle Mountains over thereThumbnailsThe Orestimba Creek Trail veers off the Orestimba Creek Road to the right. I'll stay on the road.The orange light has just stopped lighting up the Joshua trees, but still casts a glow on the Castle Mountains over thereThumbnailsThe Orestimba Creek Trail veers off the Orestimba Creek Road to the right. I'll stay on the road.

This road is still a hopeless sand pit, but I've decided I might as well trudge along anyway.

Really, it doesn't matter if it gets dark. I have a good headlight on my bike to guide me through the darkness to my destination and I would like to be near Butcher Knife Canyon for the hike that I have planned tomorrow.