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I got a trip planned for jaanury 13th-16th do you think the road will be open to fullsize pickup trucks. I will be bringing a porable clam ice house to use. Thanks.

I got a trip planned for jaanury 13th-16th do you think the road will be open to fullsize pickup trucks. I will be bringing a porable clam ice house to use. Thanks.

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