Here are your clues: Two dominant joint sets (A & B) have fractured the granite monzonite in this area, and then spheroidal weathering has taken over to produce the landscape of rounded domes. Location (C) is a parking lot for visitors to this area. Location (D) is an ephemeral pond, originally dammed (where the sinuous stream channel exits to the west) by a rancher named Barker. Now this enclosed area is dry for much of the year, but becomes an oasis after sufficient rainfall. The area around (E) is a favorite rock climbing location. And location (F) is approximately where I was walking one day when the sun was really beating down. I decided to seek some shelter to rest, and spied a little cave up on the side of one of the granite domes. I climbed up & crawled in, & found a half-dozen pictographs painted on the walls -- some ancient Native American had pulled exactly the same routine I just had, many years ago. Cool experience. Name the area as specifically as possible. Good luck!