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Also by the Cima Store sits an old boxcar or trailer

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5904-cima-store.jpg Outside the Cima Store is a pay phone and a very worn sign telling us to preserve our desert (good message)ThumbnailsCima Store is open today, so I stop for a bag of chips and a bottle of blogger Morongo Bill's esteemed Sioux City SarsaparillaOutside the Cima Store is a pay phone and a very worn sign telling us to preserve our desert (good message)ThumbnailsCima Store is open today, so I stop for a bag of chips and a bottle of blogger Morongo Bill's esteemed Sioux City SarsaparillaOutside the Cima Store is a pay phone and a very worn sign telling us to preserve our desert (good message)ThumbnailsCima Store is open today, so I stop for a bag of chips and a bottle of blogger Morongo Bill's esteemed Sioux City SarsaparillaOutside the Cima Store is a pay phone and a very worn sign telling us to preserve our desert (good message)ThumbnailsCima Store is open today, so I stop for a bag of chips and a bottle of blogger Morongo Bill's esteemed Sioux City SarsaparillaOutside the Cima Store is a pay phone and a very worn sign telling us to preserve our desert (good message)ThumbnailsCima Store is open today, so I stop for a bag of chips and a bottle of blogger Morongo Bill's esteemed Sioux City Sarsaparilla

I wonder why it's here, and if there are plans to do anything with it. I deposit my mortgage payment in the nearby mailbox.