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Passing by the three-house settlement of Barnwell

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008_5-barnwell-800px.jpg New York Mountains not too far off in the distance; looks a bit snowy over there...ThumbnailsApproaching the base of the New York Mountains, I ride a mile on Ivanpah Road, looking for the road to Keystone CanyonNew York Mountains not too far off in the distance; looks a bit snowy over there...ThumbnailsApproaching the base of the New York Mountains, I ride a mile on Ivanpah Road, looking for the road to Keystone CanyonNew York Mountains not too far off in the distance; looks a bit snowy over there...ThumbnailsApproaching the base of the New York Mountains, I ride a mile on Ivanpah Road, looking for the road to Keystone CanyonNew York Mountains not too far off in the distance; looks a bit snowy over there...ThumbnailsApproaching the base of the New York Mountains, I ride a mile on Ivanpah Road, looking for the road to Keystone CanyonNew York Mountains not too far off in the distance; looks a bit snowy over there...ThumbnailsApproaching the base of the New York Mountains, I ride a mile on Ivanpah Road, looking for the road to Keystone Canyon

It's hard to tell if anyone lives at Barnwell or not. There's no snow (yet) at this corner of the New York Mountains.

This marks the end of the Walking Box Ranch/Hart Mine Road route. I turn left here down Ivanpah Road for a just over a mile.