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An old wooden fence along Black Canyon Road that burned in the 2005 brush fires has been replaced by a wire fence

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4821-fence.jpg Ah, there's even a fire pit here, which doesn't look like it has been used in a whileThumbnailsAt the end of Wild Horse Canyon Road, I turn left on Black Canyon Road for a couple of milesAh, there's even a fire pit here, which doesn't look like it has been used in a whileThumbnailsAt the end of Wild Horse Canyon Road, I turn left on Black Canyon Road for a couple of milesAh, there's even a fire pit here, which doesn't look like it has been used in a whileThumbnailsAt the end of Wild Horse Canyon Road, I turn left on Black Canyon Road for a couple of milesAh, there's even a fire pit here, which doesn't look like it has been used in a whileThumbnailsAt the end of Wild Horse Canyon Road, I turn left on Black Canyon Road for a couple of milesAh, there's even a fire pit here, which doesn't look like it has been used in a whileThumbnailsAt the end of Wild Horse Canyon Road, I turn left on Black Canyon Road for a couple of miles

That's Pinto Mountain in the background. Today's destination, Pinto Valley, is behind that, not all that far away.