In Biagini v. Beckham (2008) 163 Cal.App.4th 1000, the Court explained that under the common law, an offer of dedication can be accepted by the public's use of the area dedicated -- in Biagini, a road. (Id. at p. 1012.) In the course of explaining that point, we noted that "'dedication is a matter purely between the owner and the public. There is no such thing as a dedication between the owner and individuals. The public must be a party to every dedication.'" (Ibid.) The Court then went on to find that use of a road that was consistent with a corresponding private easement provided "no basis for finding an implied acceptance of an offer of dedication by public use." (Biagini, at pp. 1013-1014.)