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More remnants of barbed-wire removal along Woods Wash Road, with Table Mountain and one of the Twin Buttes in the background

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101640-woods-wash-rd.jpg I pause briefly at the high point of Woods Wash Road to check out remnants of barbed-wire removalThumbnailsAfter 5 miles, I arrive at Hole-in-the-Wall Campground and go for a short ride, noting that it's nearly deserted todayI pause briefly at the high point of Woods Wash Road to check out remnants of barbed-wire removalThumbnailsAfter 5 miles, I arrive at Hole-in-the-Wall Campground and go for a short ride, noting that it's nearly deserted todayI pause briefly at the high point of Woods Wash Road to check out remnants of barbed-wire removalThumbnailsAfter 5 miles, I arrive at Hole-in-the-Wall Campground and go for a short ride, noting that it's nearly deserted todayI pause briefly at the high point of Woods Wash Road to check out remnants of barbed-wire removalThumbnailsAfter 5 miles, I arrive at Hole-in-the-Wall Campground and go for a short ride, noting that it's nearly deserted todayI pause briefly at the high point of Woods Wash Road to check out remnants of barbed-wire removalThumbnailsAfter 5 miles, I arrive at Hole-in-the-Wall Campground and go for a short ride, noting that it's nearly deserted todayI pause briefly at the high point of Woods Wash Road to check out remnants of barbed-wire removalThumbnailsAfter 5 miles, I arrive at Hole-in-the-Wall Campground and go for a short ride, noting that it's nearly deserted today