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Coyote melon grows on the shoulder of Kelbaker Road just north of Kelso

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3857-kelso-mine.jpg Detail view of the E Clampus Vitus plaque at the junction of Mojave Road, Kelso-Cima Road and Cedar Canyon RoadThumbnailsCedar Canyon Road's famous "pavement ends" sign, Mojave National PreserveDetail view of the E Clampus Vitus plaque at the junction of Mojave Road, Kelso-Cima Road and Cedar Canyon RoadThumbnailsCedar Canyon Road's famous "pavement ends" sign, Mojave National PreserveDetail view of the E Clampus Vitus plaque at the junction of Mojave Road, Kelso-Cima Road and Cedar Canyon RoadThumbnailsCedar Canyon Road's famous "pavement ends" sign, Mojave National PreserveDetail view of the E Clampus Vitus plaque at the junction of Mojave Road, Kelso-Cima Road and Cedar Canyon RoadThumbnailsCedar Canyon Road's famous "pavement ends" sign, Mojave National PreserveDetail view of the E Clampus Vitus plaque at the junction of Mojave Road, Kelso-Cima Road and Cedar Canyon RoadThumbnailsCedar Canyon Road's famous "pavement ends" sign, Mojave National Preserve

This might make for a good hike destination if I camp in the Kelso area again one day (there's no camping allowed at Kelso, but backcountry camping is feasible a couple of miles away).