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OK, the pavement has departed, and I'm headed up into the Cady Mountains on dirt and gravel

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4795-cady-mtns-rd.jpg This short worn-out paved road (perhaps once a part of Old Route 66?) has a gouge down the middle where the yellow line would beThumbnailsMore loose rock along the road as I slowly rise and enter the Cady MountainsThis short worn-out paved road (perhaps once a part of Old Route 66?) has a gouge down the middle where the yellow line would beThumbnailsMore loose rock along the road as I slowly rise and enter the Cady MountainsThis short worn-out paved road (perhaps once a part of Old Route 66?) has a gouge down the middle where the yellow line would beThumbnailsMore loose rock along the road as I slowly rise and enter the Cady MountainsThis short worn-out paved road (perhaps once a part of Old Route 66?) has a gouge down the middle where the yellow line would beThumbnailsMore loose rock along the road as I slowly rise and enter the Cady MountainsThis short worn-out paved road (perhaps once a part of Old Route 66?) has a gouge down the middle where the yellow line would beThumbnailsMore loose rock along the road as I slowly rise and enter the Cady MountainsThis short worn-out paved road (perhaps once a part of Old Route 66?) has a gouge down the middle where the yellow line would beThumbnailsMore loose rock along the road as I slowly rise and enter the Cady Mountains

Desert dirt roads are sometimes easy, but sometimes nearly impossible to ride, so I'll find out now which category of road this one falls into. I seem to have some of the wind behind me now, which should help. A 4WD vehicle passes me.