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Fenner Hills Road crosses a wide gravelly area thst was apparently once cleared of vegetation

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163637-fenner-hills.jpg I arrive at the store at Fenner, CA and the outdoor thermometer reads 89F in the shade; no wonder I'm hot and thirsty!ThumbnailsUgh, Fenner Hills Road passes through a couple of sandy stretches where I can barely ride my bike.I arrive at the store at Fenner, CA and the outdoor thermometer reads 89F in the shade; no wonder I'm hot and thirsty!ThumbnailsUgh, Fenner Hills Road passes through a couple of sandy stretches where I can barely ride my bike.I arrive at the store at Fenner, CA and the outdoor thermometer reads 89F in the shade; no wonder I'm hot and thirsty!ThumbnailsUgh, Fenner Hills Road passes through a couple of sandy stretches where I can barely ride my bike.I arrive at the store at Fenner, CA and the outdoor thermometer reads 89F in the shade; no wonder I'm hot and thirsty!ThumbnailsUgh, Fenner Hills Road passes through a couple of sandy stretches where I can barely ride my bike.I arrive at the store at Fenner, CA and the outdoor thermometer reads 89F in the shade; no wonder I'm hot and thirsty!ThumbnailsUgh, Fenner Hills Road passes through a couple of sandy stretches where I can barely ride my bike.I arrive at the store at Fenner, CA and the outdoor thermometer reads 89F in the shade; no wonder I'm hot and thirsty!ThumbnailsUgh, Fenner Hills Road passes through a couple of sandy stretches where I can barely ride my bike.

Perhaps this was once a mining spot, or a landing pad? My maps don't offer any additional information.