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The 10-ton bike pushes ahead on The Lost Road, with significant GPS assistance

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7960-dead-road.jpg I arrive at a dried-up cattle pond, just before sunsetThumbnailsI come across another old reservoir along Hart Mine RoadI arrive at a dried-up cattle pond, just before sunsetThumbnailsI come across another old reservoir along Hart Mine RoadI arrive at a dried-up cattle pond, just before sunsetThumbnailsI come across another old reservoir along Hart Mine RoadI arrive at a dried-up cattle pond, just before sunsetThumbnailsI come across another old reservoir along Hart Mine RoadI arrive at a dried-up cattle pond, just before sunsetThumbnailsI come across another old reservoir along Hart Mine RoadI arrive at a dried-up cattle pond, just before sunsetThumbnailsI come across another old reservoir along Hart Mine Road

The Lost Road is so grown-in on some stretches that I would never be able to follow it without my GPS (I can't always tell when I'm on it!)