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Along the Wee Thump Wilderness road, I see some yellow buckwheat-like flowers that I'm not familiar with

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2237-yellow.jpg While setting up my tent under the eucalyptus trees just south of the Nipton store, a train rushes pastThumbnailsThe headwind is so strong as I ride Route 66 that I can barely maintain 7 miles per hourWhile setting up my tent under the eucalyptus trees just south of the Nipton store, a train rushes pastThumbnailsThe headwind is so strong as I ride Route 66 that I can barely maintain 7 miles per hourWhile setting up my tent under the eucalyptus trees just south of the Nipton store, a train rushes pastThumbnailsThe headwind is so strong as I ride Route 66 that I can barely maintain 7 miles per hourWhile setting up my tent under the eucalyptus trees just south of the Nipton store, a train rushes pastThumbnailsThe headwind is so strong as I ride Route 66 that I can barely maintain 7 miles per hourWhile setting up my tent under the eucalyptus trees just south of the Nipton store, a train rushes pastThumbnailsThe headwind is so strong as I ride Route 66 that I can barely maintain 7 miles per hour

This might be a Sulfur flower buckwheat (Eriogonum umbellatum).