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The road quickly gets better and I pass another functional corral just before I arrive at the powerline road

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151138-lower-woods-wash.jpg I take a short energy-bar break in a sandy wash in Woods Wash Valley just before reaching the powerline roadThumbnailsNext, I have a nice 3.5-mile eastward ride on the powerline road across Woods Wash Valley and toward the Fenner HillsI take a short energy-bar break in a sandy wash in Woods Wash Valley just before reaching the powerline roadThumbnailsNext, I have a nice 3.5-mile eastward ride on the powerline road across Woods Wash Valley and toward the Fenner HillsI take a short energy-bar break in a sandy wash in Woods Wash Valley just before reaching the powerline roadThumbnailsNext, I have a nice 3.5-mile eastward ride on the powerline road across Woods Wash Valley and toward the Fenner HillsI take a short energy-bar break in a sandy wash in Woods Wash Valley just before reaching the powerline roadThumbnailsNext, I have a nice 3.5-mile eastward ride on the powerline road across Woods Wash Valley and toward the Fenner HillsI take a short energy-bar break in a sandy wash in Woods Wash Valley just before reaching the powerline roadThumbnailsNext, I have a nice 3.5-mile eastward ride on the powerline road across Woods Wash Valley and toward the Fenner HillsI take a short energy-bar break in a sandy wash in Woods Wash Valley just before reaching the powerline roadThumbnailsNext, I have a nice 3.5-mile eastward ride on the powerline road across Woods Wash Valley and toward the Fenner Hills

Yeah, no more deep sand, for now at least!