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More loose rock along the road as I slowly rise and enter the Cady Mountains

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4809-cady-mtns-rd.jpg OK, the pavement has departed, and I'm headed up into the Cady Mountains on dirt and gravelThumbnailsAs hoped, the road surface is firmer as I get higher into the Cady MountainsOK, the pavement has departed, and I'm headed up into the Cady Mountains on dirt and gravelThumbnailsAs hoped, the road surface is firmer as I get higher into the Cady MountainsOK, the pavement has departed, and I'm headed up into the Cady Mountains on dirt and gravelThumbnailsAs hoped, the road surface is firmer as I get higher into the Cady MountainsOK, the pavement has departed, and I'm headed up into the Cady Mountains on dirt and gravelThumbnailsAs hoped, the road surface is firmer as I get higher into the Cady MountainsOK, the pavement has departed, and I'm headed up into the Cady Mountains on dirt and gravelThumbnailsAs hoped, the road surface is firmer as I get higher into the Cady MountainsOK, the pavement has departed, and I'm headed up into the Cady Mountains on dirt and gravelThumbnailsAs hoped, the road surface is firmer as I get higher into the Cady Mountains

There's enough rock along here that my traction is improving, though I still need to occasionally walk the 10-ton bike.