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This unusual metal grate over a mine hole is apparently intended to keep the mine shaft open to bats

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8326-rattlesnake-mine.jpg Sunset will be a couple of hours from now; I'm trying to decide whether to go all the way to Hackberry Mountain, ahead at leftThumbnailsThe views from the Rattlesnake Mine rooster-comb extend all the way across the Lanfair Valley to the New York MountainsSunset will be a couple of hours from now; I'm trying to decide whether to go all the way to Hackberry Mountain, ahead at leftThumbnailsThe views from the Rattlesnake Mine rooster-comb extend all the way across the Lanfair Valley to the New York MountainsSunset will be a couple of hours from now; I'm trying to decide whether to go all the way to Hackberry Mountain, ahead at leftThumbnailsThe views from the Rattlesnake Mine rooster-comb extend all the way across the Lanfair Valley to the New York MountainsSunset will be a couple of hours from now; I'm trying to decide whether to go all the way to Hackberry Mountain, ahead at leftThumbnailsThe views from the Rattlesnake Mine rooster-comb extend all the way across the Lanfair Valley to the New York MountainsSunset will be a couple of hours from now; I'm trying to decide whether to go all the way to Hackberry Mountain, ahead at leftThumbnailsThe views from the Rattlesnake Mine rooster-comb extend all the way across the Lanfair Valley to the New York MountainsSunset will be a couple of hours from now; I'm trying to decide whether to go all the way to Hackberry Mountain, ahead at leftThumbnailsThe views from the Rattlesnake Mine rooster-comb extend all the way across the Lanfair Valley to the New York Mountains