Very encouraging
November 8th, 2008 
As we were driving to Salt Lake City, somewhere between Eastern and Western Oregon on either the I-82 E or the I-84 E (too specific, I know), we ran into a particular stretch of consecutive highway exits with the most bizarre (not to mention, creepy) names.
First there was the exit to Coffin Road. Next came Poverty Flat. Following that, Old Emmigrant Road. But my personal favorite? The exit to Deadman’s Pass with the gigantic sign next to it saying—and I kid you not—”DRIVE SAFELY!”
Just one of the many reasons I love road trips: you never know what you’ll see.
I remember when I was driving from Alabama to California I saw some interesting names. The one that sticks out the most was a sign “Timbuktu - 10 Miles”
November 10th, 2008 at 12:38 amI love this picture.
November 10th, 2008 at 6:51 amLOVE that picture!
I remember when our family took a road trip through PA, we had to turn around in a long driveway of a creepy old mansion (with a family cemetery beside it to boot). The road sign at the end of the drive? BLOOD DRIVE.
Still gives me shivers.
November 10th, 2008 at 10:30 amPennsylvania has an old castle on Hill Road and Spook Lane. The site itself as well as driving at night is too spooky for me, really. Almost no street lights. On a more humorous side PA has some cities such as Intercourse, Blue Bell, Virginville, Gap, New Hope, Bird-In-Hand, the list goes on and on.
November 10th, 2008 at 4:22 pm[…] was spotted among the other bizarre sights on our road trip to Salt Lake City. Am I the only one who finds this really strange, and maybe a […]
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