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There aren't many pine trees up here, so it's odd to see that some of them burned recently

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08224-tough-nut-fire-550px.jpg After climbing a gap between hills where the old connector road should be, I've ended up above the road to Tough Nut MineThumbnails I hike up the old road to Tough Nut Mine, which hasn't been used by vehicles in many years and is slowly returning to natureAfter climbing a gap between hills where the old connector road should be, I've ended up above the road to Tough Nut MineThumbnails I hike up the old road to Tough Nut Mine, which hasn't been used by vehicles in many years and is slowly returning to natureAfter climbing a gap between hills where the old connector road should be, I've ended up above the road to Tough Nut MineThumbnails I hike up the old road to Tough Nut Mine, which hasn't been used by vehicles in many years and is slowly returning to natureAfter climbing a gap between hills where the old connector road should be, I've ended up above the road to Tough Nut MineThumbnails I hike up the old road to Tough Nut Mine, which hasn't been used by vehicles in many years and is slowly returning to natureAfter climbing a gap between hills where the old connector road should be, I've ended up above the road to Tough Nut MineThumbnails I hike up the old road to Tough Nut Mine, which hasn't been used by vehicles in many years and is slowly returning to nature

I'm guessing that this damage might be part of the 2005 "Hackberry Complex" fires that burned some of Mojave National Preserve.