Trailmix, I meant to say this trail

This is the satellite photograph under discussion concerning J1299:

http://www.terraserver.microsoft.com/printimage.aspx?T=1&S=11&X=1214&Y=9512&Z=11&P=107+km+E+of+Los+Angeles%2c+California%2c+United+States&D=07+Oct+1995&PSIZE=11x17&GRID=no&FORMAT=Portrait

This is the photo we are especially focusing on today. Juniper Flats Road cuts across the upper left corner of the photo, Bowen Ranch Road cutting across the bottom right corner of the photo, Cottonwood Springs in the middle of the photo where there is increased brush.

Cottonwood Wash is a dark squiggly diagonal line going through the center. The dark of Cottonwood Springs is in the middle of Cottonwood Wash. See where the dark diagonal line (foilage brush) of Cottonwood Wash goes from the upper right to the lower left center of the photo.

The trail is shown to go right through Cottonwood Springs from Juniper Flats Road to the Powerline Road just 1/4 mile west of Bowen Ranch Road. The trail that goes from the Northwest (left corner) to the Southeast (right corner) on the photograph.

Cottonwood Springs the dark area in the middle was supposed to have been surrounded by a riparian protection fence. The riparian fence appears to have been allocated for approximately 2 miles of fencing. A fence was erected by the BLM that is about 1/4 of the size fence that was supposed to be put in to protect Cottonwood Springs. I had hiked in the area and looked at this fence. It was only around a very small area of the springs.

We can see from the maps and from this satellite photograph that this particular trail does not cross your private property. So where is the private property trespass that you have been repeatedly referring to? You have been telling the forum readers on numerous occasions that this trail trespasses onto private property. Doesn't look like that is the case.

We can agree that the old jeep road went north and went across your property.