dryfj.com / drycyclist.com (kevin cook)

20/41
[ stop the slideshow ]

On my way out of "town," I'll check out these collapsing old houses just up the road from the Cima store

Reduce slideshow speed Increase slideshow speed Do not repeat slideshow Previous Pause slideshow Next
03610-cima.jpg The 10-ton bike takes a short rest by the Cima store before the final six-mile ride up Cima Road to Cima DomeThumbnailsAn old stove is crushed beneath the collapsed roof of this house at Cima, Mojave National PreserveThe 10-ton bike takes a short rest by the Cima store before the final six-mile ride up Cima Road to Cima DomeThumbnailsAn old stove is crushed beneath the collapsed roof of this house at Cima, Mojave National PreserveThe 10-ton bike takes a short rest by the Cima store before the final six-mile ride up Cima Road to Cima DomeThumbnailsAn old stove is crushed beneath the collapsed roof of this house at Cima, Mojave National PreserveThe 10-ton bike takes a short rest by the Cima store before the final six-mile ride up Cima Road to Cima DomeThumbnailsAn old stove is crushed beneath the collapsed roof of this house at Cima, Mojave National PreserveThe 10-ton bike takes a short rest by the Cima store before the final six-mile ride up Cima Road to Cima DomeThumbnailsAn old stove is crushed beneath the collapsed roof of this house at Cima, Mojave National Preserve

I've passed by these structures a few times during previous Mojave National Preserve trips, but never bothered to stop and explore them.