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No more pavement for me today, nor tomorrow!

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6328-crucero-road.jpg After riding under the freeway at Ludlow, I pass "the other gas station," which also houses the Dairy QueenThumbnailsI pass a "Limited Use Area" sign on Crucero Road shortly after leaving pavementAfter riding under the freeway at Ludlow, I pass "the other gas station," which also houses the Dairy QueenThumbnailsI pass a "Limited Use Area" sign on Crucero Road shortly after leaving pavementAfter riding under the freeway at Ludlow, I pass "the other gas station," which also houses the Dairy QueenThumbnailsI pass a "Limited Use Area" sign on Crucero Road shortly after leaving pavementAfter riding under the freeway at Ludlow, I pass "the other gas station," which also houses the Dairy QueenThumbnailsI pass a "Limited Use Area" sign on Crucero Road shortly after leaving pavementAfter riding under the freeway at Ludlow, I pass "the other gas station," which also houses the Dairy QueenThumbnailsI pass a "Limited Use Area" sign on Crucero Road shortly after leaving pavement

The San Bernardino County sign warns me that Crucero Road is unmaintained. Thank you. I've seen these signs before out here in the Mojave Desert.