PART SIX
As more and more uses were restricted, the road died. It was rediscoverd as a recreational trail as off-roading began to grow in popularity in the late 60's and early 70's. Though those on the left would like to throw all vehicles out and preserve this land so that future generations can't enjoy it either
it is, for the time being, open for travel. Whoops - this guy is STUCK!
