Clear, sunny start lead to high clouds as day progressed. Winds from NE picked-up along the ride but were not as strong as past efforts. Good socially-distant-aware group of parallel riders with Wally, Rob, Carrie, Monica, Fred and Don. NNE route from Headwaters through Gilberts and lunch in Huntley. Discovered a couple of great new roads (to me) in Powers (on northbound leg) and Russell south of Plank on return. Also found a paved trail in Gilberts that allowed for transit from one neighbored to an adjacent one (no road in between). Initial planned stop in Gilberts did not allow for using restrooms, but we were able to visit a Mobil station nearby. Tower Hill Road turned out to be abandoned KCFP “road” with gravel and deteriorated pavement for ~2 miles (no punctures or mechanicals, fortunately). It was a shame, as the scenery was great but we had to jump over two barricades to enjoy it. Oak Creek Parkway route around an industrial park turned out to be private property (as the guard announced to us while we whizzed by). Otherwise, solid ride on a great day.