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11/23
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Full belly, I leave the Ludlow Café and head down the nearby dirt road toward Kelso Dunes Wilderness

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3542-ludlow-cafe.jpg After 10 easy bicycle miles, I reach the Ludlow Café and have one of their famous breakfast platesThumbnailsI slowly ride along Crucero Road toward Broadwell Dry Lake, a slight downhillAfter 10 easy bicycle miles, I reach the Ludlow Café and have one of their famous breakfast platesThumbnailsI slowly ride along Crucero Road toward Broadwell Dry Lake, a slight downhillAfter 10 easy bicycle miles, I reach the Ludlow Café and have one of their famous breakfast platesThumbnailsI slowly ride along Crucero Road toward Broadwell Dry Lake, a slight downhillAfter 10 easy bicycle miles, I reach the Ludlow Café and have one of their famous breakfast platesThumbnailsI slowly ride along Crucero Road toward Broadwell Dry Lake, a slight downhillAfter 10 easy bicycle miles, I reach the Ludlow Café and have one of their famous breakfast platesThumbnailsI slowly ride along Crucero Road toward Broadwell Dry Lake, a slight downhillAfter 10 easy bicycle miles, I reach the Ludlow Café and have one of their famous breakfast platesThumbnailsI slowly ride along Crucero Road toward Broadwell Dry Lake, a slight downhill

Ludlow only has about 20 residents, so you're always on the outskirts of town here. The Ludlow ghost town on the other side of the train tracks is interesting, but it's not on my agenda today.