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  • The Etiquette of Gravel Roads

    Ralph Maughan

    The Etiquette of Gravel Roads. By Bryce Andrews. New West. One thing very important that Andrews doesn’t mention is raising your right hand’s index finger if someone pulls over a bit or slows down as you pass. This is more for dirt roads than gravel roads, but it tells me “jerk” if they don’t acknowledge…

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