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Chicken Water Spring Road is quite indistinct here and doesn't look like it has been driven often in recent years

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02289-chicken-water-corral.jpg An old foundation near the end of Chicken Water Spring RoadThumbnailsA broken-down brick cistern sits in the corral at Chicken Water Spring, Mojave National PreserveAn old foundation near the end of Chicken Water Spring RoadThumbnailsA broken-down brick cistern sits in the corral at Chicken Water Spring, Mojave National PreserveAn old foundation near the end of Chicken Water Spring RoadThumbnailsA broken-down brick cistern sits in the corral at Chicken Water Spring, Mojave National PreserveAn old foundation near the end of Chicken Water Spring RoadThumbnailsA broken-down brick cistern sits in the corral at Chicken Water Spring, Mojave National PreserveAn old foundation near the end of Chicken Water Spring RoadThumbnailsA broken-down brick cistern sits in the corral at Chicken Water Spring, Mojave National Preserve

Chicken Water Spring Road winds around the remains of an old corral. If I had come up this road on the 10-ton bike, I probably would have been walking it, which is what I anticipated. Columbia Mountain presides in the background.