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Foiled! I reach a barbed wire fence across the wash below Taylor Spring

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6783-taylor-spring.jpg Orange desert mallow flowers contrast with the greenery in this sometimes-wet drainage (but not today)ThumbnailsThe walls of the wash are steep and cactus-covered here at the fence lineOrange desert mallow flowers contrast with the greenery in this sometimes-wet drainage (but not today)ThumbnailsThe walls of the wash are steep and cactus-covered here at the fence lineOrange desert mallow flowers contrast with the greenery in this sometimes-wet drainage (but not today)ThumbnailsThe walls of the wash are steep and cactus-covered here at the fence lineOrange desert mallow flowers contrast with the greenery in this sometimes-wet drainage (but not today)ThumbnailsThe walls of the wash are steep and cactus-covered here at the fence lineOrange desert mallow flowers contrast with the greenery in this sometimes-wet drainage (but not today)ThumbnailsThe walls of the wash are steep and cactus-covered here at the fence line

This must be the Mojave National Preserve boundary. There's enough room for me to crawl under the fence, but it might be hard to get back across the fence further along. Hmmm...