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Bright-red Indian paintbrush near the bottom of Juniper Spring wash

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7030-juniper-spring-wash.jpg Near the bottom of Juniper Spring wash are a couple of old rusty cans attached to tree trunksThumbnailsI exit the Wilderness boundary, feebly marked by two nondescript, svelte posts, and arrive at Juniper Spring RoadNear the bottom of Juniper Spring wash are a couple of old rusty cans attached to tree trunksThumbnailsI exit the Wilderness boundary, feebly marked by two nondescript, svelte posts, and arrive at Juniper Spring RoadNear the bottom of Juniper Spring wash are a couple of old rusty cans attached to tree trunksThumbnailsI exit the Wilderness boundary, feebly marked by two nondescript, svelte posts, and arrive at Juniper Spring RoadNear the bottom of Juniper Spring wash are a couple of old rusty cans attached to tree trunksThumbnailsI exit the Wilderness boundary, feebly marked by two nondescript, svelte posts, and arrive at Juniper Spring RoadNear the bottom of Juniper Spring wash are a couple of old rusty cans attached to tree trunksThumbnailsI exit the Wilderness boundary, feebly marked by two nondescript, svelte posts, and arrive at Juniper Spring Road

A purple desert sage and a garden of barrel cacti fill the backdrop.