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08270-tough-nut-exit-800px.jpg Not far from the outhouse at Tough Nut Mine rest some rocks and a tiny wooden cross to mark a grave siteThumbnailsThese blue flowers are abundant wherever rock support walls exist along the old roadbedNot far from the outhouse at Tough Nut Mine rest some rocks and a tiny wooden cross to mark a grave siteThumbnailsThese blue flowers are abundant wherever rock support walls exist along the old roadbedNot far from the outhouse at Tough Nut Mine rest some rocks and a tiny wooden cross to mark a grave siteThumbnailsThese blue flowers are abundant wherever rock support walls exist along the old roadbedNot far from the outhouse at Tough Nut Mine rest some rocks and a tiny wooden cross to mark a grave siteThumbnailsThese blue flowers are abundant wherever rock support walls exist along the old roadbedNot far from the outhouse at Tough Nut Mine rest some rocks and a tiny wooden cross to mark a grave siteThumbnailsThese blue flowers are abundant wherever rock support walls exist along the old roadbed

I really wish I had enough time to continue just 1/2 mile further up the road to Tough Nut Spring to see possible water and anything else that might be there. But alas, time has run out.

I'm carrying a flashlight in my backpack in case I need it, but I really don't like hiking after dark in an area that I don't know, especially when there's no moonlight.