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Here I am now at the old Ivanpah railway grade, which I never got around to visiting while passing by on previous trips

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3368-ivanpah-railway.jpg Here's a defunct metal cistern in Willow Wash that has not yet been buried in sand like the last one I sawThumbnailsFrom this spot on Bathtub Spring Peak, I get a view of Cima Dome's distant, gentle curve that I haven't had beforeHere's a defunct metal cistern in Willow Wash that has not yet been buried in sand like the last one I sawThumbnailsFrom this spot on Bathtub Spring Peak, I get a view of Cima Dome's distant, gentle curve that I haven't had beforeHere's a defunct metal cistern in Willow Wash that has not yet been buried in sand like the last one I sawThumbnailsFrom this spot on Bathtub Spring Peak, I get a view of Cima Dome's distant, gentle curve that I haven't had beforeHere's a defunct metal cistern in Willow Wash that has not yet been buried in sand like the last one I sawThumbnailsFrom this spot on Bathtub Spring Peak, I get a view of Cima Dome's distant, gentle curve that I haven't had beforeHere's a defunct metal cistern in Willow Wash that has not yet been buried in sand like the last one I sawThumbnailsFrom this spot on Bathtub Spring Peak, I get a view of Cima Dome's distant, gentle curve that I haven't had before

I'm looking forward to hiking this "road." Down at this lower elevation, the breeze is warm, not cool like the wind up on Bathtub Spring Peak.