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When I reach the old corral at Howe Spring, I realize that it's completely burned

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02808-howe-spring.jpg A firecracker penstemon blooms for the hummingbirds, in the rocks at Howe Spring, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsI retrieve the bike and start riding back down Howe Spring RoadA firecracker penstemon blooms for the hummingbirds, in the rocks at Howe Spring, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsI retrieve the bike and start riding back down Howe Spring RoadA firecracker penstemon blooms for the hummingbirds, in the rocks at Howe Spring, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsI retrieve the bike and start riding back down Howe Spring RoadA firecracker penstemon blooms for the hummingbirds, in the rocks at Howe Spring, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsI retrieve the bike and start riding back down Howe Spring RoadA firecracker penstemon blooms for the hummingbirds, in the rocks at Howe Spring, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsI retrieve the bike and start riding back down Howe Spring Road

I was wondering why it looked rather thin from the rocks up above. A dry cistern sits patiently nearby.