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So Daniel and I were out riding last weekend and this muddy section is all hard packed gravel now. You could probably ride it in the rain without much trouble. It is South of FM 1280 and just West of FM 3151 and North of FM 2915. Many of the sections running back over toward Lovelady that used to be deep sand now have lots of gravel that has been pressed down into the sand. The sand is still there, it just isn't deep and loose like it used to be. The county has really been laying down the gravel like crazy the last few years, so the fun sandy sections are disappearing. This was especially true East of Lovelady on CR 4200 heading toward Pennington where that old building is located. There is an S curve there that used to be crazy deep and loose sand. Not any more. It is now a gravel bed almost 18" thick! We did not get out past Pennington so I have no idea what the rest of the route is like, but we did encounter two other TWT members in Pennington that were on the home bound leg of the route and they said it was fine.
Whole route was great. Because of the recent rain and vehicle traffic, the roads were nicely packed. Hard to predict the sand depth during drier times.
