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To get back to Juniper Spring wash, I climb over a hill with views across Ivanpah Valley

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7065-juniper-spring.jpg A preening bird in a tree above me seems oblivious as I walk up the narrow washThumbnailsI exit the Wilderness boundary, feebly marked by two nondescript, svelte posts, and arrive at Juniper Spring RoadA preening bird in a tree above me seems oblivious as I walk up the narrow washThumbnailsI exit the Wilderness boundary, feebly marked by two nondescript, svelte posts, and arrive at Juniper Spring RoadA preening bird in a tree above me seems oblivious as I walk up the narrow washThumbnailsI exit the Wilderness boundary, feebly marked by two nondescript, svelte posts, and arrive at Juniper Spring RoadA preening bird in a tree above me seems oblivious as I walk up the narrow washThumbnailsI exit the Wilderness boundary, feebly marked by two nondescript, svelte posts, and arrive at Juniper Spring RoadA preening bird in a tree above me seems oblivious as I walk up the narrow washThumbnailsI exit the Wilderness boundary, feebly marked by two nondescript, svelte posts, and arrive at Juniper Spring Road

A few barrel cacti and an old burned tree (probably a juniper) try to interfere with my view across Ivanpah Valley.