Shot to hell

[Max Rockatansky]

This one apparently with birdshot on the Kern County maintained portion of Breckenridge Road.  Interestingly this sign seems to be made of steel for some reason:

IMG_9971 by Max Rockatansky, on Flickr

[pderocco]

This one apparently with birdshot on the Kern County maintained portion of Breckenridge Road.  Interestingly this sign seems to be made of steel for some reason:

IMG_9971 by Max Rockatansky, on Flickr

That's funny. The first thing I saw when I opened this page was the picture, and I thought "I saw something like that on Breckenridge Road once."

By the way, since that's a recent shot, did they fix the cave-in along that road?

[Max Rockatansky]

This one apparently with birdshot on the Kern County maintained portion of Breckenridge Road.  Interestingly this sign seems to be made of steel for some reason:

IMG_9971 by Max Rockatansky, on Flickr

That's funny. The first thing I saw when I opened this page was the picture, and I thought "I saw something like that on Breckenridge Road once."

By the way, since that's a recent shot, did they fix the cave-in along that road?

They did, check out my post in Pacific Southwest.

[pderocco]

This one apparently with birdshot on the Kern County maintained portion of Breckenridge Road.  Interestingly this sign seems to be made of steel for some reason:

IMG_9971 by Max Rockatansky, on Flickr

That's funny. The first thing I saw when I opened this page was the picture, and I thought "I saw something like that on Breckenridge Road once."

By the way, since that's a recent shot, did they fix the cave-in along that road?

They did, check out my post in Pacific Southwest.

Yeah, I just found that.

[TBKS1]

Intersection of AR 145 and AR 260 in Woodruff County from December



Forest Road 132 in the Ouachita National Forest in Perry County

[oscar]

^ That happens a lot in Alaska. Was common for route markers to be used for target practice in rural areas, until the state DOT limited posting of route markers to high-traffic places like major junctions.