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Some of the old pavement on the power-line road still functions as originally intended

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06856-residual-pavement-800px.jpg I reach heavy sand a quarter mile down the road and a pile of paint cans that were recently dumped hereThumbnailsA couple of miles down from my tent, a branch in the road to the left will take me to SandsI reach heavy sand a quarter mile down the road and a pile of paint cans that were recently dumped hereThumbnailsA couple of miles down from my tent, a branch in the road to the left will take me to SandsI reach heavy sand a quarter mile down the road and a pile of paint cans that were recently dumped hereThumbnailsA couple of miles down from my tent, a branch in the road to the left will take me to SandsI reach heavy sand a quarter mile down the road and a pile of paint cans that were recently dumped hereThumbnailsA couple of miles down from my tent, a branch in the road to the left will take me to SandsI reach heavy sand a quarter mile down the road and a pile of paint cans that were recently dumped hereThumbnailsA couple of miles down from my tent, a branch in the road to the left will take me to Sands

... except, of course, wherever sand has blown across the road.