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Direct sunlight down at Broadwell Dry Lake (here I come) is already gone for the day, blocked by the surrounding hills

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7289-crucero-road.jpg Here I am again, leaving the pavement of Ludlow on Crucero Road, just like I did two days agoThumbnailsI cross the powerline road that leads off to the right to my Bristol Mountains campsite of the past two nightsHere I am again, leaving the pavement of Ludlow on Crucero Road, just like I did two days agoThumbnailsI cross the powerline road that leads off to the right to my Bristol Mountains campsite of the past two nightsHere I am again, leaving the pavement of Ludlow on Crucero Road, just like I did two days agoThumbnailsI cross the powerline road that leads off to the right to my Bristol Mountains campsite of the past two nightsHere I am again, leaving the pavement of Ludlow on Crucero Road, just like I did two days agoThumbnailsI cross the powerline road that leads off to the right to my Bristol Mountains campsite of the past two nightsHere I am again, leaving the pavement of Ludlow on Crucero Road, just like I did two days agoThumbnailsI cross the powerline road that leads off to the right to my Bristol Mountains campsite of the past two nights

Crucero Road doesn't look so sandy at dusk, but it's still awkward to ride, even downhill, especially now that I'm loaded down with 10-11 litres of water. But I'm getting better at it after a few days out here.