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It's time for me to stop looking down toward Broadwell Dry Lake from the gas station parking lot and actually go there

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7274-ludlow.jpg The Cady Mountains pick up the chilly orange-purple sunset glow on the other side of the freeway from the Ludlow Chevron stationThumbnailsHere I am again, leaving the pavement of Ludlow on Crucero Road, just like I did two days agoThe Cady Mountains pick up the chilly orange-purple sunset glow on the other side of the freeway from the Ludlow Chevron stationThumbnailsHere I am again, leaving the pavement of Ludlow on Crucero Road, just like I did two days agoThe Cady Mountains pick up the chilly orange-purple sunset glow on the other side of the freeway from the Ludlow Chevron stationThumbnailsHere I am again, leaving the pavement of Ludlow on Crucero Road, just like I did two days agoThe Cady Mountains pick up the chilly orange-purple sunset glow on the other side of the freeway from the Ludlow Chevron stationThumbnailsHere I am again, leaving the pavement of Ludlow on Crucero Road, just like I did two days agoThe Cady Mountains pick up the chilly orange-purple sunset glow on the other side of the freeway from the Ludlow Chevron stationThumbnailsHere I am again, leaving the pavement of Ludlow on Crucero Road, just like I did two days ago

Of course, it would be easier to stay here and enjoy looking at the sunset, instead of jumping into the photo.