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Approaching Ludlow again, the stop that I wish I didn't need to make today

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7249-ludlow.jpg A little further ahead, I'll make a left turn under the powerlines and ride the final two miles of dirt road back to LudlowThumbnailsI ride up the subtle hill away from Broadwell Dry Lake, for my water stop at Ludlow, but I'll come back here around sunsetA little further ahead, I'll make a left turn under the powerlines and ride the final two miles of dirt road back to LudlowThumbnailsI ride up the subtle hill away from Broadwell Dry Lake, for my water stop at Ludlow, but I'll come back here around sunsetA little further ahead, I'll make a left turn under the powerlines and ride the final two miles of dirt road back to LudlowThumbnailsI ride up the subtle hill away from Broadwell Dry Lake, for my water stop at Ludlow, but I'll come back here around sunsetA little further ahead, I'll make a left turn under the powerlines and ride the final two miles of dirt road back to LudlowThumbnailsI ride up the subtle hill away from Broadwell Dry Lake, for my water stop at Ludlow, but I'll come back here around sunsetA little further ahead, I'll make a left turn under the powerlines and ride the final two miles of dirt road back to LudlowThumbnailsI ride up the subtle hill away from Broadwell Dry Lake, for my water stop at Ludlow, but I'll come back here around sunset

I don't feel like seeing a freeway and its associated ecosystem today, but I need more water, so here I come! I'm all over the road as I try to guess whether to ride in the middle of the road or in the tire tracks for best traction.