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It is all over the country. From the Cadillac Ranch to what ever. This scrap iron mechanical white tail standing on a 1947 Dodge? resides by the side of the road right outside Kerrville, Texas. Can ya'll show us some amazing roadside art from your travels?
Here is a place I drive by often on my way to a buddy's house. Pictures don't really do it justice, looks much better in person.There is too much to fit in one picture, please check out the video. It is mostly all horseshoes.
^Those type of signs are showing up again around here. I know of a couple roads near me with the sequential series of little signs. ^
I think some of them may be put out by the Dept. of Transportation, as some of them are safety themes that look similar to the MODOT slogans.
Last edited by TroubleHead Fred; Sep 10, 2018 at 07:49 AM.
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Roadside Art.
