Titled after Track 3 of the Built To Spill record, "You In Reverse", this is the fourth trek in the YIR series. Picture shows entrance to the uber-lovely Happy Valley Ranch, about Mile 6 of this pedal, at the point where Halcon Road becomes the right turn which diverges away from Rocky Canyon Road. It should be noted that, while I'm not fiercely opposed to riding a little bit of mixed terrain, a little bit is acceptable. That said, Halcon is primarily (on this day in early October '18, anyway) an unpaved, rough, choppy dirt road which crosses a railroad track on its away to T-ing with Viejo Camino and "restoring paved order" again. None of the roads on this 37-mile loop are really exceptional until one gets to The Nimmo out of Creston, which is recently tarred AND has the distinction of one of the best descents in the County, commencing right around Mile 32, with the added bonus of a grand view toward Atascadero to kick it off. At one point, something that got my heart racing a little more, I was slowing out of my 25 mph downhill, making hairpin turn to the right, when some shitkicker in a cobalt blue pickup decided to keep pace with me through the entire turn at a point where we could have had a conversation through his passenger window had it been open... Great tune-up ride for W&R this Saturday and, once again, launched from Bru Coffeehouse which I heartily endorse.