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I continue hiking up "South Broadwell Wash," following an old set of dirt-bike tracks

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6685-kelso-dunes-wilderness.jpg I've noticed very little debris in this area so far, despite its previous usage, but one exception is this chemical bucketThumbnailsAh ha, I spot another stray balloon as I hike in the wash toward the south end of Broadwell MesaI've noticed very little debris in this area so far, despite its previous usage, but one exception is this chemical bucketThumbnailsAh ha, I spot another stray balloon as I hike in the wash toward the south end of Broadwell MesaI've noticed very little debris in this area so far, despite its previous usage, but one exception is this chemical bucketThumbnailsAh ha, I spot another stray balloon as I hike in the wash toward the south end of Broadwell MesaI've noticed very little debris in this area so far, despite its previous usage, but one exception is this chemical bucketThumbnailsAh ha, I spot another stray balloon as I hike in the wash toward the south end of Broadwell MesaI've noticed very little debris in this area so far, despite its previous usage, but one exception is this chemical bucketThumbnailsAh ha, I spot another stray balloon as I hike in the wash toward the south end of Broadwell Mesa

Other than these fading dirt-bike tracks (which shouldn't be here in a federally designated Wilderness area), I see no human footprints at all.