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I look across the train tracks from Brant Road toward the Sacaton Spring area

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7775-brant-road.jpg Brant Road dips down again to cross a wash, with the adjacent train tracks crossing the wash on an old concrete bridgeThumbnailsBrant Road hugs the train track as it curves to follow the route toward Cima, Mojave National PreserveBrant Road dips down again to cross a wash, with the adjacent train tracks crossing the wash on an old concrete bridgeThumbnailsBrant Road hugs the train track as it curves to follow the route toward Cima, Mojave National PreserveBrant Road dips down again to cross a wash, with the adjacent train tracks crossing the wash on an old concrete bridgeThumbnailsBrant Road hugs the train track as it curves to follow the route toward Cima, Mojave National PreserveBrant Road dips down again to cross a wash, with the adjacent train tracks crossing the wash on an old concrete bridgeThumbnailsBrant Road hugs the train track as it curves to follow the route toward Cima, Mojave National PreserveBrant Road dips down again to cross a wash, with the adjacent train tracks crossing the wash on an old concrete bridgeThumbnailsBrant Road hugs the train track as it curves to follow the route toward Cima, Mojave National Preserve

Sacaton Spring is another area that I haven't gotten around to visiting yet. In the distant New York Mountains hills is the area of Butcher Mine Canyon that I visited in 2008.