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The first part of the road into the Hackberry Mountains is a bit sandy and bit rough

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8394-hackberry-rd.jpg The first stop on today's hike is nearby Mail Spring; a pair of deer stare at me as I approachThumbnailsThe first part of the backtrack ride away from the Pine Spring area rolls in between some low hillsThe first stop on today's hike is nearby Mail Spring; a pair of deer stare at me as I approachThumbnailsThe first part of the backtrack ride away from the Pine Spring area rolls in between some low hillsThe first stop on today's hike is nearby Mail Spring; a pair of deer stare at me as I approachThumbnailsThe first part of the backtrack ride away from the Pine Spring area rolls in between some low hillsThe first stop on today's hike is nearby Mail Spring; a pair of deer stare at me as I approachThumbnailsThe first part of the backtrack ride away from the Pine Spring area rolls in between some low hillsThe first stop on today's hike is nearby Mail Spring; a pair of deer stare at me as I approachThumbnailsThe first part of the backtrack ride away from the Pine Spring area rolls in between some low hillsThe first stop on today's hike is nearby Mail Spring; a pair of deer stare at me as I approachThumbnailsThe first part of the backtrack ride away from the Pine Spring area rolls in between some low hills

Typical Mojave backroad!