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The dry stream that feeds the dry natural tank looks benign, despite the deep erosion that I just saw downstream

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7577-kelso-dunes-wilderness.jpg I climb up the little hill and look down to a small natural tank in the drainage, dry right nowThumbnailsI pause to take in the views from this berm above Broadwell Natural Arch Wash, spared from erosionI climb up the little hill and look down to a small natural tank in the drainage, dry right nowThumbnailsI pause to take in the views from this berm above Broadwell Natural Arch Wash, spared from erosionI climb up the little hill and look down to a small natural tank in the drainage, dry right nowThumbnailsI pause to take in the views from this berm above Broadwell Natural Arch Wash, spared from erosionI climb up the little hill and look down to a small natural tank in the drainage, dry right nowThumbnailsI pause to take in the views from this berm above Broadwell Natural Arch Wash, spared from erosionI climb up the little hill and look down to a small natural tank in the drainage, dry right nowThumbnailsI pause to take in the views from this berm above Broadwell Natural Arch Wash, spared from erosion

I could follow this stream channel and end up somewhere in the southern area of Broadwell Mesa where I hiked two days ago.