ROADSIDE AMERICA : Awesome Roadside Stops Along the Way!
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catahoula
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Look me up ever in the neighborhood. :beer:
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Catahoula keep these posts up. I live here in NC, only been here for just over a year and would love to visit a few of these places. If your ever looking for another Jeeper to go places with let me know my wife and I will tag along if possible.
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. Big Pine, CA
Stegertime
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Trail JK
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I found a roadside stop on my way home from getting my taxes done today.
These are the apple boulders in Perris, CA. Allegedly the original artist painted them in 1983 and he lived above the bluffs behind the rocks. Since then locals have done the re-touching. Near the apple boulders you can find a bison and a couple of other painted boulders.
Apple Boulders:
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Bison Boulder:
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These are the apple boulders in Perris, CA. Allegedly the original artist painted them in 1983 and he lived above the bluffs behind the rocks. Since then locals have done the re-touching. Near the apple boulders you can find a bison and a couple of other painted boulders.
Apple Boulders:
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catahoula
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Sounds good buddy!:beer:
Awesome shots!!
Recurve
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where is that at hinrich? Always wanted to see it. Sweet shot btw
Trail JK
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In 1962 a fiberglass company out of Venice CA began creating large Paul Bunyan figures known as the Muffler Man. Over the next 10 years over 400 of the fiberglass giants were sold to businesses for advertising. Now fewer than 200 remain. Here is one located in the front yard of someone's home in Mentone CA. This man's collocation is large with all types of relics displayed including a Statue of Liberty head and this Muffler Man.
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MR.Ty
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The Cape Henry Lighthouse stands near the "First Landing" site of the Jamestown settlers, and was authorized by George Washington and overseen by Alexander Hamilton. Completed in 1792, the construction of the Cape Henry Lighthouse was one of the first acts of the newly formed Federal government. The lighthouse was active use for nearly a century before being replaced by a new cast iron lighthouse still standing nearby. It is one of the oldest surviving lighthouses in the United States.
