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A fire ring, which hasn't been used in a long time, sits out in front of the cabin

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6647-cabin.jpg The cabin has no floor other than the natural gravel, and no apparent foundationThumbnailsI walk up the old road behind the cabin, which leads to the old prospects marked on my mapThe cabin has no floor other than the natural gravel, and no apparent foundationThumbnailsI walk up the old road behind the cabin, which leads to the old prospects marked on my mapThe cabin has no floor other than the natural gravel, and no apparent foundationThumbnailsI walk up the old road behind the cabin, which leads to the old prospects marked on my mapThe cabin has no floor other than the natural gravel, and no apparent foundationThumbnailsI walk up the old road behind the cabin, which leads to the old prospects marked on my mapThe cabin has no floor other than the natural gravel, and no apparent foundationThumbnailsI walk up the old road behind the cabin, which leads to the old prospects marked on my map

An old road, still visible in places, once came up the wash here. Perhaps this structure was used as a workshop and not as living quarters...