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A few stretches of the old road here on the other side of Howe Spring are still well-defined

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6005-north-howe-spring.jpg I'm back down in Pinto Valley earlier than expected, so I go for a walk up a barely visible old road on the way back to campThumbnailsI decide to go climb a few boulders over on the nearby rock pileI'm back down in Pinto Valley earlier than expected, so I go for a walk up a barely visible old road on the way back to campThumbnailsI decide to go climb a few boulders over on the nearby rock pileI'm back down in Pinto Valley earlier than expected, so I go for a walk up a barely visible old road on the way back to campThumbnailsI decide to go climb a few boulders over on the nearby rock pileI'm back down in Pinto Valley earlier than expected, so I go for a walk up a barely visible old road on the way back to campThumbnailsI decide to go climb a few boulders over on the nearby rock pileI'm back down in Pinto Valley earlier than expected, so I go for a walk up a barely visible old road on the way back to campThumbnailsI decide to go climb a few boulders over on the nearby rock pile

And a few more old juniper trees in the area here survived the 2005 brush fires.