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| Above, the down fence between the corral and the Six Mile Canyon gate. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
With yesterday's chaos in Washington, D.C., I felt a needed break from all the hysterical news and political posturing. So I took the Jeep out today to pick up my mail down at the Flying J and to do some driving.
It was around 50° out, warm enough to enjoy the drive.
At one point, I ended up at the Six Mile Canyon entrance gate and corral. Along Six Mile Canyon Road, I noticed a perimeter barbed wire fence down in one section with tire tracks going over it. Further down, at the entrance gate, someone pulled down a barbed wire fence between the corral and gate. Again, there were tire tracks. I can surmise that the the same person(s) is the culprit.
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| Above, looking north from the Six Mile Canyon gate. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
The road into Six Mile Canyon has been closed to vehicles for winter since December 15. Obviously, this was in violation of the closure.
While there, I decided to give the Cibola National Forest ranger office a call to notify them of the down fencing. I only got to a voice mail. I gave them the details of what I found in a message along with my name and phone number.
Violations such as this will only make things difficult for the rest of us who follow the rules.
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