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A bit higher up the road to Foshay Pass, I turn around to take in the view behind me

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017_15-powerline-road-looking-back-800px.jpg Along the way to Foshay Pass, there are a few steep sections, but the grade is mostly moderateThumbnailsThis short, rocky hill on the road to Foshay Pass requires that I drag the bike up the hill little by littleAlong the way to Foshay Pass, there are a few steep sections, but the grade is mostly moderateThumbnailsThis short, rocky hill on the road to Foshay Pass requires that I drag the bike up the hill little by littleAlong the way to Foshay Pass, there are a few steep sections, but the grade is mostly moderateThumbnailsThis short, rocky hill on the road to Foshay Pass requires that I drag the bike up the hill little by littleAlong the way to Foshay Pass, there are a few steep sections, but the grade is mostly moderateThumbnailsThis short, rocky hill on the road to Foshay Pass requires that I drag the bike up the hill little by littleAlong the way to Foshay Pass, there are a few steep sections, but the grade is mostly moderateThumbnailsThis short, rocky hill on the road to Foshay Pass requires that I drag the bike up the hill little by little

It's always fun to stop and take in the view behind oneself while climbing a hill and I need a few big slugs of water anyway.