Signs to... IGNORE when traveling

[Ray Eklund]

Ahhhh... the open roads of the USA and Canada. Hook up and off towards the horizon.

But, then again... are all roads created equal?

June 2016 and June 2017 traveling Utah and Wyoming.

Yes... sometimes the Brave turn around...

[Ray Eklund]

Chaco Canyon offers opportunities to wander around actual ruins. Just do not climb the walls and be out of there by Sunset.

Western states have leased grazing land and you must be able to open and close a barb wire gate without getting injured. I always bring along and expert...

Going for a Horse Back ride... Ride the Champion.

Campgrounds have rules... like NO Shooting.

...and taking your sweetie out for a great dinner.

Even travelers on the Oregon and Mormon Trail needed... signs in Wyoming.

Medicine Bow, Wyoming and the Dinosuar Bone House at Como Bluffs.

Jackson Center, Ohio and Wally's parts and trailer in for warranty work.

[J. Morgan]

Quite possibly the stupidest sign of all time...

"If you're planning on crashing, don't crash here."

[Mollysdad]

My favorite!

[Ray Eklund]

Anyone who has had their Airstream serviced at Jackson Center, Ohio will remember this restaurant. If you had to pay out of pocket for repairs... this is an appropriate place to dine.

If you have never been to ZERO, this is the place. Only those on the New Mexico Adventure experienced ZERO. Much like the North and South Poles, Zero is where you end up... when lost.

[vswingfield]

Originally Posted by Ray Eklund

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If you have never been to ZERO, this is the place. Only those on the New Mexico Adventure experienced ZERO. Much like the North and South Poles, Zero is where you end up... when lost.

No photo, sorry.

Don't know if it still says this, but when you took the I40 exit for Roland, OK the first road sign you came to said:

ROLAND ½


On another note, more info needed on that road sign in the background showing the way to Pie (or possibly Pie Town) to the left. Who wouldn't want Pie? Or did you ignore that sign?

[Ray Eklund]

Yes... Pie Town, New Mexico has a restaurant that serves various pies as well.

I am a glutton for punishment and stop at 'Dennytown' for the double cheeseburger and fries. By the time we drive through Pie Town, the Dennytown burger has settled and no room for desert.

Pie Town is East of Quemado, New Mexico about 21 and 2/3rd miles. Because 21.666666+ would not fit, I suppose, on the sign... it points the direction and you will smell the fresh... pie .... as you enter town.