What is a Well-Graveled Road?

Well-graveled refers to a path or road that has been constructed with a layer of small stones or gravel. This type of surface is often used on roads and paths in rural areas where the ground may be soft or uneven, as it provides a stable and durable driving surface. The term "well-graveled" is used to describe a path or road that has a thick layer of gravel, indicating that it is well-maintained and suitable for use by vehicles.

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