The only notable thing on Route 93 to my recollection is a small restored mining town, just a little pull off, but with stone buildings, and cool tiny houses. Can't recall the name, and it ain't on my maps. Nice place to have lunch. End of thread. A person I corresponded with a couple of times said I could include his brief encounter with Ely.
Monitor Valley is an obscure place if there ever was one.
It's this large valley, about 100 miles long. It has one ranch about 30 miles in. Toquima cave is up in the mountains, which are really a long series of ridges filled with animals and little cavelets that people lived in and left the obvious human detritus behind. Miracle of modern technology, etc. The big white blob in the corner is actually a chain-link wire in the fence blocking the lens.