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The old road that heads south from Eagle Rocks passes through an area that escaped the 2005 brush fires

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5678-eagle-rocks.jpg This area of Eagle Rocks is a lot of funThumbnailsThe big rock outcrop ahead at the top looks insurmountable to non-rock-climbers, but I'll continue upward to see how close I getThis area of Eagle Rocks is a lot of funThumbnailsThe big rock outcrop ahead at the top looks insurmountable to non-rock-climbers, but I'll continue upward to see how close I getThis area of Eagle Rocks is a lot of funThumbnailsThe big rock outcrop ahead at the top looks insurmountable to non-rock-climbers, but I'll continue upward to see how close I getThis area of Eagle Rocks is a lot of funThumbnailsThe big rock outcrop ahead at the top looks insurmountable to non-rock-climbers, but I'll continue upward to see how close I getThis area of Eagle Rocks is a lot of funThumbnailsThe big rock outcrop ahead at the top looks insurmountable to non-rock-climbers, but I'll continue upward to see how close I get

The lush dark-green of a few mature junipers cheer up this largely burned area.