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Looking southwest across Wild Horse Mesa, the plateau drops off into the southern end of Beecher Canyon

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02567-wild-horse-mesa.jpg Looking south across Wild Horse Mesa, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsMy maps indicate that the summit of Wild Horse Mesa is only a half mile northeast, so I start walking that wayLooking south across Wild Horse Mesa, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsMy maps indicate that the summit of Wild Horse Mesa is only a half mile northeast, so I start walking that wayLooking south across Wild Horse Mesa, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsMy maps indicate that the summit of Wild Horse Mesa is only a half mile northeast, so I start walking that wayLooking south across Wild Horse Mesa, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsMy maps indicate that the summit of Wild Horse Mesa is only a half mile northeast, so I start walking that wayLooking south across Wild Horse Mesa, Mojave National PreserveThumbnailsMy maps indicate that the summit of Wild Horse Mesa is only a half mile northeast, so I start walking that way

There are several square miles worth exploring up here on Wild Horse Mesa. Noise here consists of wind gushing past my ears and the repetitive cries of a very raucous bird, perhaps a screech owl?