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Looking back up to Wild Horse Mesa as I continue back down to Bluejay Mine

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02622-wild-horse-mesa.jpg A few of the old junipers below Wild Horse Mesa appear to have escaped the ravages of the 2005 firesThumbnailsThis area directly north of Wild Horse Mesa is steep, but is feasible when hiked across the slopeA few of the old junipers below Wild Horse Mesa appear to have escaped the ravages of the 2005 firesThumbnailsThis area directly north of Wild Horse Mesa is steep, but is feasible when hiked across the slopeA few of the old junipers below Wild Horse Mesa appear to have escaped the ravages of the 2005 firesThumbnailsThis area directly north of Wild Horse Mesa is steep, but is feasible when hiked across the slopeA few of the old junipers below Wild Horse Mesa appear to have escaped the ravages of the 2005 firesThumbnailsThis area directly north of Wild Horse Mesa is steep, but is feasible when hiked across the slopeA few of the old junipers below Wild Horse Mesa appear to have escaped the ravages of the 2005 firesThumbnailsThis area directly north of Wild Horse Mesa is steep, but is feasible when hiked across the slope

Many little yellow desert marigold flowers dot this area.