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Back on "the good part" of Woods Wash Road, the final 1.5 miles to Black Canyon Road rides smoothly

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4827-woods-wash-road.jpg Back on Woods Wash Road and approaching the government-owned residence, I notice a "No-hunting zone" signThumbnailsPink Desert four o'clock flowers and the yellow blooms of Snakeweed(?) pick up the sunset glow nicelyBack on Woods Wash Road and approaching the government-owned residence, I notice a "No-hunting zone" signThumbnailsPink Desert four o'clock flowers and the yellow blooms of Snakeweed(?) pick up the sunset glow nicelyBack on Woods Wash Road and approaching the government-owned residence, I notice a "No-hunting zone" signThumbnailsPink Desert four o'clock flowers and the yellow blooms of Snakeweed(?) pick up the sunset glow nicelyBack on Woods Wash Road and approaching the government-owned residence, I notice a "No-hunting zone" signThumbnailsPink Desert four o'clock flowers and the yellow blooms of Snakeweed(?) pick up the sunset glow nicelyBack on Woods Wash Road and approaching the government-owned residence, I notice a "No-hunting zone" signThumbnailsPink Desert four o'clock flowers and the yellow blooms of Snakeweed(?) pick up the sunset glow nicely

The warm glow of sunset is setting in. After the warm day, it's a great time of day to be outside in the desert.