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View to the east from the summit of hill 1161 near Globe Mine Road

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Even though these rolling hills look rather bleak from a distance with their green-olive-brown overtones, it's probably still an interesting area to hike through.

Globe Mine Road rises up toward the Providence Mountains through the slot between the hills at the middle left and would probably make an excellent day hike.