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The former ranch road cuts across a wide-open area in the New York Mountains foothills

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3143-wilderness.jpg The drainage wash has fizzled out and I find my self hiking uphill and cross-country amidst some gangly joshua treesThumbnailsThe hike down the slope to Bathtub Spring is not fast, since it's steep, but it's enjoyableThe drainage wash has fizzled out and I find my self hiking uphill and cross-country amidst some gangly joshua treesThumbnailsThe hike down the slope to Bathtub Spring is not fast, since it's steep, but it's enjoyableThe drainage wash has fizzled out and I find my self hiking uphill and cross-country amidst some gangly joshua treesThumbnailsThe hike down the slope to Bathtub Spring is not fast, since it's steep, but it's enjoyableThe drainage wash has fizzled out and I find my self hiking uphill and cross-country amidst some gangly joshua treesThumbnailsThe hike down the slope to Bathtub Spring is not fast, since it's steep, but it's enjoyableThe drainage wash has fizzled out and I find my self hiking uphill and cross-country amidst some gangly joshua treesThumbnailsThe hike down the slope to Bathtub Spring is not fast, since it's steep, but it's enjoyable

I'm just high enough in the New York Mountains foothills that I can see all the way across Lanfair Valley to Table Mountain, at distant right, and Hackberry Mountain, at distant left behind that joshua tree.