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Close to Kelbaker Road, I make one last stop along Aiken Mine Road to check out Tank Six

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04538-aiken-mine-road.jpg I often find myself riding in the furthest-left tire track on the road to avoid the bumpy washboard surfaceThumbnailsAfter a final mile and a half of washboard on Aiken Mine Road, I reach Kelbaker Road's pavementI often find myself riding in the furthest-left tire track on the road to avoid the bumpy washboard surfaceThumbnailsAfter a final mile and a half of washboard on Aiken Mine Road, I reach Kelbaker Road's pavementI often find myself riding in the furthest-left tire track on the road to avoid the bumpy washboard surfaceThumbnailsAfter a final mile and a half of washboard on Aiken Mine Road, I reach Kelbaker Road's pavementI often find myself riding in the furthest-left tire track on the road to avoid the bumpy washboard surfaceThumbnailsAfter a final mile and a half of washboard on Aiken Mine Road, I reach Kelbaker Road's pavementI often find myself riding in the furthest-left tire track on the road to avoid the bumpy washboard surfaceThumbnailsAfter a final mile and a half of washboard on Aiken Mine Road, I reach Kelbaker Road's pavement

Like the other abandoned corrals I've seen in this area, this one is also waterless.