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Red Creek Road turns out to be a lesser road than I was expecting

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00013-red-creek-road-800px.jpg I follow the road across the west end of Paradise Flat and then dip down into Red CreekThumbnailsIt's a slow bumpy ride and it's fun to try to follow old tire tracks in the grass and stay on the "road"I follow the road across the west end of Paradise Flat and then dip down into Red CreekThumbnailsIt's a slow bumpy ride and it's fun to try to follow old tire tracks in the grass and stay on the "road"I follow the road across the west end of Paradise Flat and then dip down into Red CreekThumbnailsIt's a slow bumpy ride and it's fun to try to follow old tire tracks in the grass and stay on the "road"I follow the road across the west end of Paradise Flat and then dip down into Red CreekThumbnailsIt's a slow bumpy ride and it's fun to try to follow old tire tracks in the grass and stay on the "road"I follow the road across the west end of Paradise Flat and then dip down into Red CreekThumbnailsIt's a slow bumpy ride and it's fun to try to follow old tire tracks in the grass and stay on the "road"

This part of the road looks like it's underwater during the wet season. Red Creek Road follows Red Creek for over five miles and I'm wondering if most of it will look like this.