Dear Madame/Sir,
I am the Abbot of Madre Grande Monastery located at 2260 Lucky Six Truck Trail, Dulzura, California 91917. All of the major GPS companies, list Lucky Six Truck Trail (on some maps the area in question is sometimes referred to as Pringle Canyon Road and it is unclear where Lucky Six Truck Trail ends and Pringle Canyon Road begins ) as a through-road connecting one side of Mother Grundy Mountain (also known as Madre Grande Mountain) to the other side of the mountain. However, this road was washed out over twenty years ago and the road (it is no longer a road but an overgrown, one lane trail which has been closed ever since the washout with no plans to every open it again. This washout is located at approximately 32.643720N, 116.745331W, west of two small ponds located on monastery property called Upper Lake and Lower Lake. As a result, and due to the recent popularity of GPS devises, we have had a steady increase in GPS map viewers trespassing onto monastery private property only to discover that the road is not a through-road. These uninvited visitors (campers, hikers, sightseers, drug runners) often leave our front gate open allowing our neighbors cattle to enter our land and destroy our gardens, while ATV and 4X4's destroy our local habitat. Additionally, because we are so close to the Mexican boarder drug runners who are trying to avoid detection by the Border Patrol check point located on Hwy 94 (Campo Road) often attempt to use Lucky Six Truck Trail as a bypass. These drug runners can be particularly nasty folks to deal with. 
We here at the Madre Grande Monastery and our neighbors would appreciate it if you would update your maps to reflect the fact that Lucky Six Truck Trail (Pringle Canyon Road) is not a through-road.
Thank you for your consideration in this matter,
Sally See, Abbot Madre Grande Monastery
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