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About 3 miles up Cornfield Spring Road from my tent, I pass an abandoned corral and the edge of the Providence Mountains block

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06981-cornfield-spring-road.jpg Along the wash near the old Cornfield Spring Road corral is a rock wall with lots of mini-caves carved into itThumbnailsSitting here in deep shade pumping water from Cornfield Spring makes me feel like I'm somewhere other than the Mojave DesertAlong the wash near the old Cornfield Spring Road corral is a rock wall with lots of mini-caves carved into itThumbnailsSitting here in deep shade pumping water from Cornfield Spring makes me feel like I'm somewhere other than the Mojave DesertAlong the wash near the old Cornfield Spring Road corral is a rock wall with lots of mini-caves carved into itThumbnailsSitting here in deep shade pumping water from Cornfield Spring makes me feel like I'm somewhere other than the Mojave DesertAlong the wash near the old Cornfield Spring Road corral is a rock wall with lots of mini-caves carved into itThumbnailsSitting here in deep shade pumping water from Cornfield Spring makes me feel like I'm somewhere other than the Mojave DesertAlong the wash near the old Cornfield Spring Road corral is a rock wall with lots of mini-caves carved into itThumbnailsSitting here in deep shade pumping water from Cornfield Spring makes me feel like I'm somewhere other than the Mojave Desert

Look closely and you'll see the road continuing beyond the corral. I turned back here at 3000 feet elevation on a hot May 2009 morning hike a few months ago because I foolishly wasn't carrying sufficient water.