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Two very crooked old sheds rest on the property behind the Cima store

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03350-cima-sheds.jpg I depart Cima and ride down Morning Star Mine Road, one of Mojave National Preserve's main, high-speed, paved roadsThumbnailsBehind the Cima store is an old house, presumably the residence of the store owner and postmistressI depart Cima and ride down Morning Star Mine Road, one of Mojave National Preserve's main, high-speed, paved roadsThumbnailsBehind the Cima store is an old house, presumably the residence of the store owner and postmistressI depart Cima and ride down Morning Star Mine Road, one of Mojave National Preserve's main, high-speed, paved roadsThumbnailsBehind the Cima store is an old house, presumably the residence of the store owner and postmistressI depart Cima and ride down Morning Star Mine Road, one of Mojave National Preserve's main, high-speed, paved roadsThumbnailsBehind the Cima store is an old house, presumably the residence of the store owner and postmistressI depart Cima and ride down Morning Star Mine Road, one of Mojave National Preserve's main, high-speed, paved roadsThumbnailsBehind the Cima store is an old house, presumably the residence of the store owner and postmistress

I bet these sheds are full of no-longer-used items!