I can see that. We only ended up with a couple of dustings down here, so no real need for salt.

Good to see you out. Glad MN doesn't still look like a winter wonderland.

 

Found the location in Google Maps, John...

 

Very unusual warm winter, the salts have been washed off with light rains but there's still a lot of gravel at intersections.
It's really great to be out

I'll bet you did, that one was easy to get next to, some can be tough due to narrow shoulders and steep ditches.

We'll be out today looking for a Tri-5 Chevy for the "Challenge" topic too,,

 

So, I was out and about today, and every town I came across that started with an F only had signs for leaving the town, or no signs whatsoever. I was out for a good couple of hours trying, so Hopefully this is acceptable, I even went for the double F within the name. If not, that's cool.




Effeld, Germany

 

Have a town called Finley here but there are no signs designating it other than a road sign and the school signs.

 

Grey Eagle, Minne-snow-ta

 

Harzelt, Germany. There were a few H towns, but I figured getting the z in there might make it seem a little more difficult...maybe?




Harzelt, Germany

 

Anthony, you beat me with 20 minutes!

Haarzuilens, the Netherlands

De Haar Castle (Dutch: Kasteel de Haar) is located near Haarzuilens, in the province of Utrecht in the Netherlands. The current buildings, all built upon the original castle, date from 1892 and are the work of Dutch architect P.J.H. Cuypers, in a Neo-Gothic restoration project funded by the Rothschild family.

 

Sorry, Didn't mean it. I got out of work a little early, That's probably why.

I was just there last weekend!

 

Only 5 min ride from where I live! Next time you're in my area let me know and we can have a coffee at my house!