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Beyond the juniper campsite, the shortcut road to Cedar Canyon Road fades out somewhat due to lack of use

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4143-ahortcut-road.jpg Back on Black Canyon Road, I hear hissing, and see a bit of "Slime" oozing out of my front tire to prevent a flatThumbnailsBright red hummingbird flowers growing in the gravelly drainage west of Pinto MountainBack on Black Canyon Road, I hear hissing, and see a bit of "Slime" oozing out of my front tire to prevent a flatThumbnailsBright red hummingbird flowers growing in the gravelly drainage west of Pinto MountainBack on Black Canyon Road, I hear hissing, and see a bit of "Slime" oozing out of my front tire to prevent a flatThumbnailsBright red hummingbird flowers growing in the gravelly drainage west of Pinto MountainBack on Black Canyon Road, I hear hissing, and see a bit of "Slime" oozing out of my front tire to prevent a flatThumbnailsBright red hummingbird flowers growing in the gravelly drainage west of Pinto MountainBack on Black Canyon Road, I hear hissing, and see a bit of "Slime" oozing out of my front tire to prevent a flatThumbnailsBright red hummingbird flowers growing in the gravelly drainage west of Pinto Mountain

Many orange desert mallow flowers add colour to the landscape. The flowers are numerous, but small, which means that they are more visible to the human eye than a camera lens.