Private land that borders public land is often an extension of the public land. It is a natural habit to venture beyond the borders of parks and recreation area. However unless the is a posted agreement between the public land and the private owner, it is best to ask permission from the land owner before crossing the border.
This photo is an example of a public, private owner agreement that works well for all parties concerned. This Photo and Reynold's Creek Mountain both remind me of desert western movie locations. I have made plans to feature both locations in a movie someday. Does anyone have a screenplay? If so are you a fan of "The Outfitters"?
Photo credits: William Mccarter.
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