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Ugh, Fenner Hills Road passes through a couple of sandy stretches where I can barely ride my bike.

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164143-fenner-hills.jpg Fenner Hills Road crosses a wide gravelly area thst was apparently once cleared of vegetationThumbnailsOut of the last sand-trap on Fenner Hills Road, the road briefly crosses a gravelly area, then returns to a soft earth surfaceFenner Hills Road crosses a wide gravelly area thst was apparently once cleared of vegetationThumbnailsOut of the last sand-trap on Fenner Hills Road, the road briefly crosses a gravelly area, then returns to a soft earth surfaceFenner Hills Road crosses a wide gravelly area thst was apparently once cleared of vegetationThumbnailsOut of the last sand-trap on Fenner Hills Road, the road briefly crosses a gravelly area, then returns to a soft earth surfaceFenner Hills Road crosses a wide gravelly area thst was apparently once cleared of vegetationThumbnailsOut of the last sand-trap on Fenner Hills Road, the road briefly crosses a gravelly area, then returns to a soft earth surfaceFenner Hills Road crosses a wide gravelly area thst was apparently once cleared of vegetationThumbnailsOut of the last sand-trap on Fenner Hills Road, the road briefly crosses a gravelly area, then returns to a soft earth surfaceFenner Hills Road crosses a wide gravelly area thst was apparently once cleared of vegetationThumbnailsOut of the last sand-trap on Fenner Hills Road, the road briefly crosses a gravelly area, then returns to a soft earth surface

I have to get off and walk the bike for a few minutes, nothing too serious, yet.