OUTDOOR SOUTHWEST - Desert Magazine of the Southwest

caves and evidence of early and extensive
use by the Indians.
Traveling southeast from camp,
along a four-wheel-drive trail you
will come across other rock producing
flats and washes. A little over six
miles travel will take you alongside a
large wash that harbors several wrecked
auto bodies. These were put here
during the war for aerial camouflage
practice.
Along the wash in the ledges are
geodes that will delight all rockhounds.
Immediately north of the
wash, just above the apron, look for
the yellowish natural bridge. Also
in this area are many Indian caves
and a few arrowheads and metates
for the sharp-eyed explorer. If your
travel in the natural bridge area takes
you to a fence—you are at the west
boundary of the Papago Indian Reservation.
For rockhounding in the desert
adventure unlimited, I recommend
Saucedas. If you plan to use the Javelina
Camp you can secure permission,
and more information if you wish,
from Lynn Cool who lives on Scott
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October, 1961 / Desert Magazine / 39