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I reach the trees off the old Mojave Road under which I stashed my bicycle, and voilà, it's still there

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4412-pinto-mountain.jpg I ride two miles down Wild Horse Canyon Road, then ride north on Black Canyon RoadThumbnailsI reach the old closed road leading out of Cedar Wash, marked by rocks that were perhaps placed there 100 years agoI ride two miles down Wild Horse Canyon Road, then ride north on Black Canyon RoadThumbnailsI reach the old closed road leading out of Cedar Wash, marked by rocks that were perhaps placed there 100 years agoI ride two miles down Wild Horse Canyon Road, then ride north on Black Canyon RoadThumbnailsI reach the old closed road leading out of Cedar Wash, marked by rocks that were perhaps placed there 100 years agoI ride two miles down Wild Horse Canyon Road, then ride north on Black Canyon RoadThumbnailsI reach the old closed road leading out of Cedar Wash, marked by rocks that were perhaps placed there 100 years agoI ride two miles down Wild Horse Canyon Road, then ride north on Black Canyon RoadThumbnailsI reach the old closed road leading out of Cedar Wash, marked by rocks that were perhaps placed there 100 years ago

I transfer my backpack contents, then the backpack itself, into my bike's saddlebags, eat an energy bar, and begin the five-mile return ride up the hill to Mid Hills campground.