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Looking across Ivanpah Valley from Bathtub Spring Peak, I can make out a distant road leading up into the Ivanpah Mountains

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3256-bathtub-spring-peaks.jpg I open the wooden lid on the concrete cistern at Willow Spring, and a bit of water stares back up at meThumbnailsThe drainage wash has fizzled out and I find my self hiking uphill and cross-country amidst some gangly joshua treesI open the wooden lid on the concrete cistern at Willow Spring, and a bit of water stares back up at meThumbnailsThe drainage wash has fizzled out and I find my self hiking uphill and cross-country amidst some gangly joshua treesI open the wooden lid on the concrete cistern at Willow Spring, and a bit of water stares back up at meThumbnailsThe drainage wash has fizzled out and I find my self hiking uphill and cross-country amidst some gangly joshua treesI open the wooden lid on the concrete cistern at Willow Spring, and a bit of water stares back up at meThumbnailsThe drainage wash has fizzled out and I find my self hiking uphill and cross-country amidst some gangly joshua treesI open the wooden lid on the concrete cistern at Willow Spring, and a bit of water stares back up at meThumbnailsThe drainage wash has fizzled out and I find my self hiking uphill and cross-country amidst some gangly joshua trees

I can see the lower part of Ivanpah Road snaking around in the middle ground. I'll be down around there soon. I wonder when a human was last up here...