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Home / Mojave Preserve and Desert bikepacking trips / Fall 2010: Route 66 and Kelso Dunes Wilderness Bicycle Camping / Day 3: Day hike into Kelso Dunes Wilderness to the south end of Broadwell Mesa /

Some of the volcanic rock in this wash appears to have been meticulously arranged by a bricklayer

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6900-kelso-dunes-wilderness.jpg A few more slugs of water are needed in this dry landscape, even though it's a chilly dayThumbnailsMany old, red plant stems (buckwheats perhaps) and fresh green catclaw acacias grow in this washA few more slugs of water are needed in this dry landscape, even though it's a chilly dayThumbnailsMany old, red plant stems (buckwheats perhaps) and fresh green catclaw acacias grow in this washA few more slugs of water are needed in this dry landscape, even though it's a chilly dayThumbnailsMany old, red plant stems (buckwheats perhaps) and fresh green catclaw acacias grow in this washA few more slugs of water are needed in this dry landscape, even though it's a chilly dayThumbnailsMany old, red plant stems (buckwheats perhaps) and fresh green catclaw acacias grow in this washA few more slugs of water are needed in this dry landscape, even though it's a chilly dayThumbnailsMany old, red plant stems (buckwheats perhaps) and fresh green catclaw acacias grow in this wash

But there's no mortar here...