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Cow shit everywhere here in the upper Woods Wash Valley; 4WD required, I only have two (but I do have two feet in addition)

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130139-lower-woods-wash.jpg This better, unnamed road in the Woods Wash Valley is also rather sandy, but it is rideableThumbnailsI notice a small water tank on the roadside and it's full of fresh, clean waterThis better, unnamed road in the Woods Wash Valley is also rather sandy, but it is rideableThumbnailsI notice a small water tank on the roadside and it's full of fresh, clean waterThis better, unnamed road in the Woods Wash Valley is also rather sandy, but it is rideableThumbnailsI notice a small water tank on the roadside and it's full of fresh, clean waterThis better, unnamed road in the Woods Wash Valley is also rather sandy, but it is rideableThumbnailsI notice a small water tank on the roadside and it's full of fresh, clean waterThis better, unnamed road in the Woods Wash Valley is also rather sandy, but it is rideableThumbnailsI notice a small water tank on the roadside and it's full of fresh, clean waterThis better, unnamed road in the Woods Wash Valley is also rather sandy, but it is rideableThumbnailsI notice a small water tank on the roadside and it's full of fresh, clean water

As long as the road doesn't get any more sandy than this, I'm fine. But this sign worries me a bit... I continue onward, slightly downhill.