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A few desert four o'clocks bloom near the junction of Wild Horse Canyon Road and the road to Blue Jay Mine

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5282-four-oclocks.jpg At the bottom of Blue Jay Mine Road, near Wild Horse Canyon Road, the road is almost flatThumbnailsThe ride up the final six miles back to Mid Hills campground goes really wellAt the bottom of Blue Jay Mine Road, near Wild Horse Canyon Road, the road is almost flatThumbnailsThe ride up the final six miles back to Mid Hills campground goes really wellAt the bottom of Blue Jay Mine Road, near Wild Horse Canyon Road, the road is almost flatThumbnailsThe ride up the final six miles back to Mid Hills campground goes really wellAt the bottom of Blue Jay Mine Road, near Wild Horse Canyon Road, the road is almost flatThumbnailsThe ride up the final six miles back to Mid Hills campground goes really wellAt the bottom of Blue Jay Mine Road, near Wild Horse Canyon Road, the road is almost flatThumbnailsThe ride up the final six miles back to Mid Hills campground goes really well

Patches of orange desert mallow flowers and Wild Horse Mesa form a backdrop.