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This four-wheel drive sign is the first sign I've seen on Jackass Canyon Road

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06795-jackass-canyon-4wd-800px.jpg The impending sunset illuminates the distant power linesThumbnailsUh oh, a fork in the power-line road; I have to make a choice that I didn't realize I'd have to makeThe impending sunset illuminates the distant power linesThumbnailsUh oh, a fork in the power-line road; I have to make a choice that I didn't realize I'd have to makeThe impending sunset illuminates the distant power linesThumbnailsUh oh, a fork in the power-line road; I have to make a choice that I didn't realize I'd have to makeThe impending sunset illuminates the distant power linesThumbnailsUh oh, a fork in the power-line road; I have to make a choice that I didn't realize I'd have to makeThe impending sunset illuminates the distant power linesThumbnailsUh oh, a fork in the power-line road; I have to make a choice that I didn't realize I'd have to make

A 4WD sign is usually a harbinger of a rough road to come. On a mountain bike, I'm not terribly worried about a rough road, but a heavily sandy road can bring me to a halt.