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OT - Dirt Roads

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This will make you feel a little better... turn up the sound!!! :D

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Yep, and you soon learned that they weren't dirt tracks for racing either. After the wife's laundry got muddy when hanging to dry, the neighbor's have a little talk about... well, neighborliness! :P
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Post by Andrew »

Griff wrote:Yep, and you soon learned that they weren't dirt tracks for racing either.
They're not? :?

Nice advice in the link too. I like living in a rural area and don't plan on changing that anytime soon.

BTW, 3rd pic down is totally awsome! I love big ol' fireplaces. :D
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Post by RIHMFIRE »

I dont live on a dirt road.....
but i do live out in a country subdivision....
love the smell of cow and horse manure in the morning..
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If You live waaaaaaaaay out in the country where there is little traffic dirt roads are o.k. but I live in a rural area and my road is a country bypass around town. :( .
I soon learned to despise the "Dukes of Hazard" mentality. they paved it eight years ago and there are no fond memories here. Jim.
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I can remember it well. I grew up on a dirt road, no gravel just dirt. What a quite place back in the woods.
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Post by Bruce Scott »

Very good - :D

I drive 15 ks from town on bitumen then another 11.5 on the dirt. It's got all the features: sections of slippery clay, loose gravel, sand patches and corrugations. Seldom see another vee-hickle :lol:
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Post by crawdaddyjim »

I still live on a dirt road. Washboard and all. Wouldn't have it any other way.

Don't get much "Dukes of Hazzard" action though.... it is a dead end road. :lol:
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Live on a dirt road and love it until it rains, that red clay is slicker than snot when it gets wet :D
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