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I cross the Wilderness boundary (no mechanized travel allowed on this side of it) and turn left to fetch my bicycle nearby

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4410-cedar-canyon-road.jpg Along the old road into Cedar Wash grow a few of these bright-green plantsThumbnailsI reach the trees off the old Mojave Road under which I stashed my bicycle, and voilà, it's still thereAlong the old road into Cedar Wash grow a few of these bright-green plantsThumbnailsI reach the trees off the old Mojave Road under which I stashed my bicycle, and voilà, it's still thereAlong the old road into Cedar Wash grow a few of these bright-green plantsThumbnailsI reach the trees off the old Mojave Road under which I stashed my bicycle, and voilà, it's still thereAlong the old road into Cedar Wash grow a few of these bright-green plantsThumbnailsI reach the trees off the old Mojave Road under which I stashed my bicycle, and voilà, it's still thereAlong the old road into Cedar Wash grow a few of these bright-green plantsThumbnailsI reach the trees off the old Mojave Road under which I stashed my bicycle, and voilà, it's still there

I'll be riding up that dirt road straight ahead shortly to get back to my campsite at Mid Hills campground, Mojave National Preserve.