I open the window to red earth Australia—Pilbara or Midwest Gascoyne—around sunset. We look east. A hazy sky, old waterways, ridge lines in the evening light glowing. A road, a homestead, a couple of salt-lake-looking formations. The eastern horizon is orange, yellow, green, blue. A seasonal riverbed. Another homestead. A minesite. River valley. Magenta then peach above on the horizon (darker red to apricot). Areas of saltlakes. Orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo sky. Lights at minesite; a single one elsewhere. Now the sky is orange, yellow, blue. More lights. More saltlakes. Hazy darkness. More lights. Sudden country and connection.