This winter, I've been posting video recordings of the Rustic Roads that I rode my motorcycle down last year. I thought you all might enjoy this week's episode (number 16), because it includes R102, the closest Rustic Road to Shack II. As far as I can remember, that's the first Rustic Road sign I ever noticed, possibly on the way to our wedding shower. Eighteen years of "planning", and I finally made it down on a whim thanks to that heat wave we had in November.
R102 starts at 8:45, but there's also a covered wooden bridge around 0:45, which I always enjoy.Thursday, March 9, 2023
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We have searched on many of those roads for winterberry.
ReplyDeleteForgot, that was Darleen
ReplyDeleteI love that covered bridge - is that Saxville?
ReplyDeleteI forgot this blog doesn't send me comment notifications! Sorry for ignoring y'all.
ReplyDeleteJackie: Correct. It's west of Saxeville, just before you read County A.
Darleen: The time before this that I tried to navigate these roads, I almost declared us lost. It seems like everything is named Cumberland right around there! It was worth it to find the other sections of the Ice Age Trail, though.