Hard to get places in Anza Borrego which require 4WD or hiking
Exploring the Service roads above the Carrizo R&R
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Britain Posts: 602
3/5/2017
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Wife and I hiked in and did some exploring this weekend. 9.5 total Some finds included a quarry used for some of the lager stone walls found along the tracks. Also a steel wheel casing which was bolted around a spoke wheel. Also the harness system for mounting the pack animals. To boot a horse shoe.
Many other cool stuff found.
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dsefcik Administrator Posts: 2622
3/5/2017
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Good stuff, I need to poke around that area more, seems I have explored mostly south of the trestle.
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Britain Posts: 602
3/5/2017
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May do an over nighter. Its a nice area. Found a knife also. Didn't finish the trail wife tuckered out.
Here's a picture of the trail going on.
Wife likes to explore caves for Indian artifacts. She found one with some broken pottery and metal from the R&R crew. Didn't find any morteros near this cave. But there may be some around this area.
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ziphius Posts: 911
3/5/2017
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Nice area. 
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tommy750 Posts: 1049
3/8/2017
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Agree, that's a neat place to explore. Think we may share the same taste in artifacts
 Yolk by tomteske, on Flickr
 Knife by tomteske, on Flickr
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Britain Posts: 602
8/21/2017
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tommy750 wrote:
Agree, that's a neat place to explore. Think we may share the same taste in artifacts
Yolk by tomteske, on Flickr
Knife by tomteske, on Flickr
Haha thats the same wheel and mounting bracket and looks like the same knife!
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