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The fence post here is clearly old, but the adjacent upright plastic pipe clearly is not

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7853-kelso-dunes-wilderness.jpg Hmmm... I see nothing about an old grave, despite the weathered cross, and the plastic post looks very recentThumbnailsI continue hiking down the Bristol Mountains alluvial fan toward Broadwell Dry Lake; it's a beautiful, peaceful world out hereHmmm... I see nothing about an old grave, despite the weathered cross, and the plastic post looks very recentThumbnailsI continue hiking down the Bristol Mountains alluvial fan toward Broadwell Dry Lake; it's a beautiful, peaceful world out hereHmmm... I see nothing about an old grave, despite the weathered cross, and the plastic post looks very recentThumbnailsI continue hiking down the Bristol Mountains alluvial fan toward Broadwell Dry Lake; it's a beautiful, peaceful world out hereHmmm... I see nothing about an old grave, despite the weathered cross, and the plastic post looks very recentThumbnailsI continue hiking down the Bristol Mountains alluvial fan toward Broadwell Dry Lake; it's a beautiful, peaceful world out hereHmmm... I see nothing about an old grave, despite the weathered cross, and the plastic post looks very recentThumbnailsI continue hiking down the Bristol Mountains alluvial fan toward Broadwell Dry Lake; it's a beautiful, peaceful world out hereHmmm... I see nothing about an old grave, despite the weathered cross, and the plastic post looks very recentThumbnailsI continue hiking down the Bristol Mountains alluvial fan toward Broadwell Dry Lake; it's a beautiful, peaceful world out here

Painted on the plastic pipe is "Sunstar." Is this a recent remnant from when this area was being considered to become wasteland forever by virtue of a solar-power installation being built here?