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11/36
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On the way to Sands is the remains of an old plank road, built ages ago to provide "permanent" traction in the sand

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06862-plank-road-800px.jpg One of the rocky hills along the road tempts me, so I get off the bike and climb up itThumbnailsOn the way back down the hill to the bike, I notice a few verbena-like flowersOne of the rocky hills along the road tempts me, so I get off the bike and climb up itThumbnailsOn the way back down the hill to the bike, I notice a few verbena-like flowersOne of the rocky hills along the road tempts me, so I get off the bike and climb up itThumbnailsOn the way back down the hill to the bike, I notice a few verbena-like flowersOne of the rocky hills along the road tempts me, so I get off the bike and climb up itThumbnailsOn the way back down the hill to the bike, I notice a few verbena-like flowersOne of the rocky hills along the road tempts me, so I get off the bike and climb up itThumbnailsOn the way back down the hill to the bike, I notice a few verbena-like flowers

One of Bill Mann's Mojave Desert guides lists this point of interest, but it's all covered with sand except for the small segment visible here.