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I arrive at the site of the abandoned Aiken Mine, park the 10-ton bike and go for a walk

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04438-aiken-mine.jpg From the top of the hill approaching Aiken Mine, I can see the Clark Mountain Range in the distanceThumbnailsSigns on an broken old post once directed vehicles leaving Aiken Mine toward Cima Road or Kelbaker RoadFrom the top of the hill approaching Aiken Mine, I can see the Clark Mountain Range in the distanceThumbnailsSigns on an broken old post once directed vehicles leaving Aiken Mine toward Cima Road or Kelbaker RoadFrom the top of the hill approaching Aiken Mine, I can see the Clark Mountain Range in the distanceThumbnailsSigns on an broken old post once directed vehicles leaving Aiken Mine toward Cima Road or Kelbaker RoadFrom the top of the hill approaching Aiken Mine, I can see the Clark Mountain Range in the distanceThumbnailsSigns on an broken old post once directed vehicles leaving Aiken Mine toward Cima Road or Kelbaker RoadFrom the top of the hill approaching Aiken Mine, I can see the Clark Mountain Range in the distanceThumbnailsSigns on an broken old post once directed vehicles leaving Aiken Mine toward Cima Road or Kelbaker Road

This mining site is much bigger then I expected.