On Monday, we drove from Ukiah CA over to the coast and back on a seriously scarry road. It wove in and around the mountains constantly and climbed and descended at a 16 percent grade. Normally, on the highway a 6% grade is posted so that truckers can prepare themselves for the steep downhill strain on their brakes - brakes that can fail from the heat. Much of the road had no line down the middle. Ann said that it was like a slow rollercoaster ride. Here is a bridge that was first erected in 1909. That means that the bridge started its life carrying horse drawn wagons, model Ts and model A Fords.