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    Rosamond Summit

    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    Bouquet Canyon Abandoned Campgrounds - The Falls

    Bouquet Canyon Abandoned Campgrounds

    3.4(30 reviews)
    25.3 mi

    Back in the 60's and 70's it was our party place of choice. There was no graffiti and everything…read morewas maintained. We spent a lot of weekends up there. Back then it was a 5 star kind of place. Loved the little beer and BBQ joint on the way up. It's a shame it isn't kept up.

    I find the lakes in this area so beautiful. There is something about how few people and few cabins…read moreor structures at all or any one in boats on the water so beautifully creepy. It always seems so eerily peaceful when I would drive by these places. Although the falls are not something you can drive by. If you follow directions easily found online and can do a basic hike you will be fine. I can see how someone might miss it thoughm . As with the near by lakes there wasn't anyone around almost all times ive gobe here. . The falls are a nice place to go to get a peaceful moment when I've been stressed. It's nice. If the bottles and debris is that upsetting to you, come with tools and clean up the area before you just complain and trash it as though it charged you an admission. You may think it's not your job although you are not a a professional reviewer either, you seem to be willing to complain about things without getting paid. Clean up the area and you can brag how you made it nicer, may not stay that way, but you improved something for only someone else's benefit, instead of complaining how nature had trash around and point fingers. Maybe you could work to get some funding to pay for regular clean up. Let me guess, you would rather complain and have others feel as negative as you. Try putting beauty back into the world instead of pointing at the bad stuff, understand that it shouldn't be that way, yet you just let it stay In. That way

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    Bouquet Canyon Abandoned Campgrounds - Picking up the trash cause people can't clean up after themselves like an untaught child

    Picking up the trash cause people can't clean up after themselves like an untaught child

    Bouquet Canyon Abandoned Campgrounds - Bouquet falls

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    Last Chance Canyon - Around our camping side

    Last Chance Canyon

    5.0(1 review)
    11.3 mi

    Just a few comments on the local Mojave area around Edwards, not on this specifically posted…read more(business)location. Although the posted commentary of the first reviewer certainly sounds typical, I'd somewhat question the comment about hot nights in the Mojave. My personal experience has been that typically, about 4 PM every day, a strong wind comes up across the Mojave and temps usually can drop over 50 degrees from day to night. North of Edwards, in the eastern reaches of California City, there used to be (not sure if still there) a long dirt road-trail across the desert, that one might drive, knowing that you were traversing the old and famous 20 mule-team Borax Trail, from Death Valley to the railhead at Mojave. (See: http://home.earthlink.net/~cyberkiwi/desertexploration/trborax.htm) East of Edwards, there is an area famous for Hot-Air Ballooning. South of Edwards, east of Lancaster, off a desert road, a hillside encropment, host an open mine entrance, with old tracks and an unsafe old wooden ladder, that descends into the almost vertical depths of the old mine, only to find the bottom-of-the-shaft filled with water. A friend once slowly descended into the water, to find a horizontal water-filled shaft with air-pockets under the roof. (Not recommended!) If you can access Edwards itself, South Edwards may yet have traces of the old Edwards Sled-Track, on which the Astronauts rode a rocket-sled across the desert, to experience G-forces. The track was moved to Holloman AB, New Mexico years ago. Along the south rim of Rogers Dry Lake Bed, are the old remaining buildings and roads of the original Edwards, nee Muroc Army Air Station, made famous in air-flight history, with famous names like Chuck Yeager, X-1 rocket ship and more. Just walking through this area, when the wind blows, one can almost feel the winds of history! And finally (here), there is the famous Edwards Rocket Base, on the ridge overlooking Rogers Dry Lake, somewhat south-east of Edwards. Here is a website (link) to another website with a quote that 'paints-a-magnificent-picture', of the time-and-place of Rocket Base in history, as told in the Foreword to an online Hollywood Documentary screenplay. Enjoy! http://www.fiwd.org/Reality.htm

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    Last Chance Canyon - Just beautiful and great experience for few days

    Just beautiful and great experience for few days

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