Interesting earth piles in front of the Resting Springs Range along Highway 127

Day 11: 66 bicycle miles from Furnace Creek to Tecopa Hot Springs via Funeral Mountains at 3300 feet elevation in 100 degrees

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Leaving my Gold Valley Road campsite

Date: April 20, 2007, 11h41

Interesting earth piles in front of the Resting Springs Range along Highway 127

These look man-made.

I keep watching along here for an old road that leads up into the hills of the Resting Springs Wilderness area, to an old mine site (Baxter Mine). It's an area I might like to explore one day, but I miss the road.

Date: April 28, 2007, 18h00

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