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I make another stop in the lava-flow area, this time at Black Tank Wash

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016-black-tank-wash-512px.jpg A little further up the road, I climb up the edge of one of the lava flows to get a better view of the areaThumbnailsBeyond the old lava, Kelbaker Road continues to rise slowly A little further up the road, I climb up the edge of one of the lava flows to get a better view of the areaThumbnailsBeyond the old lava, Kelbaker Road continues to rise slowly A little further up the road, I climb up the edge of one of the lava flows to get a better view of the areaThumbnailsBeyond the old lava, Kelbaker Road continues to rise slowly A little further up the road, I climb up the edge of one of the lava flows to get a better view of the areaThumbnailsBeyond the old lava, Kelbaker Road continues to rise slowly A little further up the road, I climb up the edge of one of the lava flows to get a better view of the areaThumbnailsBeyond the old lava, Kelbaker Road continues to rise slowly A little further up the road, I climb up the edge of one of the lava flows to get a better view of the areaThumbnailsBeyond the old lava, Kelbaker Road continues to rise slowly

I'm intrigued by this area, but I'm not carrying enough water to dry camp in a place like this tonight.