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I continue my walk across Broadwell Dry Lake toward the Bristol Mountains

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7426-broadwell-dry-lake.jpg After 100 years, the old T&T railroad berm running across Broadwell Dry Lake is still raised a couple feet above the lakeThumbnailsAn anomalous row of bushes grows out into Broadwell Dry Lake near the eastern shoreAfter 100 years, the old T&T railroad berm running across Broadwell Dry Lake is still raised a couple feet above the lakeThumbnailsAn anomalous row of bushes grows out into Broadwell Dry Lake near the eastern shoreAfter 100 years, the old T&T railroad berm running across Broadwell Dry Lake is still raised a couple feet above the lakeThumbnailsAn anomalous row of bushes grows out into Broadwell Dry Lake near the eastern shoreAfter 100 years, the old T&T railroad berm running across Broadwell Dry Lake is still raised a couple feet above the lakeThumbnailsAn anomalous row of bushes grows out into Broadwell Dry Lake near the eastern shoreAfter 100 years, the old T&T railroad berm running across Broadwell Dry Lake is still raised a couple feet above the lakeThumbnailsAn anomalous row of bushes grows out into Broadwell Dry Lake near the eastern shore

I'm now in the Kelso Dunes Wilderness Area: Broadwell Dry Lake on the east side of the old railroad bed is in the Wilderness Area, while the part of the lake on the west side is not. I don't see any signs here...