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A little further ahead in Willow Wash is a small rock ruins, probably another extinct cistern

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3470-willow-wash.jpg I notice what looks like an old metal cistern buried in the sands of Willow WashThumbnailsI pass through a grove of Desert willows (Chilopsis linearis), which is likely what Willow Wash is named afterI notice what looks like an old metal cistern buried in the sands of Willow WashThumbnailsI pass through a grove of Desert willows (Chilopsis linearis), which is likely what Willow Wash is named afterI notice what looks like an old metal cistern buried in the sands of Willow WashThumbnailsI pass through a grove of Desert willows (Chilopsis linearis), which is likely what Willow Wash is named afterI notice what looks like an old metal cistern buried in the sands of Willow WashThumbnailsI pass through a grove of Desert willows (Chilopsis linearis), which is likely what Willow Wash is named afterI notice what looks like an old metal cistern buried in the sands of Willow WashThumbnailsI pass through a grove of Desert willows (Chilopsis linearis), which is likely what Willow Wash is named after

Some old rusty metal pipes can also be found nearby.