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Howe Spring Road dips into several sandy washes as it hugs the west side of Pinto Valley

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02816-howe-spring-road.jpg I come upon a severe wash-out and figure that I must have made a wrong turn; I didn't see this on the way to Howe SpringThumbnailsThis long, straight stretch of Howe Spring Road makes me feel like I'm somewhere other than the Mojave DesertI come upon a severe wash-out and figure that I must have made a wrong turn; I didn't see this on the way to Howe SpringThumbnailsThis long, straight stretch of Howe Spring Road makes me feel like I'm somewhere other than the Mojave DesertI come upon a severe wash-out and figure that I must have made a wrong turn; I didn't see this on the way to Howe SpringThumbnailsThis long, straight stretch of Howe Spring Road makes me feel like I'm somewhere other than the Mojave DesertI come upon a severe wash-out and figure that I must have made a wrong turn; I didn't see this on the way to Howe SpringThumbnailsThis long, straight stretch of Howe Spring Road makes me feel like I'm somewhere other than the Mojave DesertI come upon a severe wash-out and figure that I must have made a wrong turn; I didn't see this on the way to Howe SpringThumbnailsThis long, straight stretch of Howe Spring Road makes me feel like I'm somewhere other than the Mojave Desert

I'm riding at 10-15 miles per hour along here, and I must say that it makes for a nice mountain-bike ride.