Walking the Red Brick Road

Wednesday, July 2, 2008

Calling 'The General Lee'

While on a photo safari the other day, we saw this building on a hilltop. It looked interesting, so we went looking for a road to it. country community center

We found the road — and a "bridge out" sign.bridge out sign We couldn't resist seeing what this "bridge out" looked like, so we drove around the barricade. When we saw orange flags in front of a dip in the road, we got out and walked to the bottom.

The road stopped. It was gone.

road dropout

We gingerly approached the gap, being careful to stay clear of the crumbling edges. The only evidence left of the departed bridge was an exposed culvert. The area had received some heavy rains which apparently overwhelmed the culvert and took out the dirt encasing it.

hole in the road

Parts of the culvert had been unearthed and pushed downstream.

culvert

Where was The General Lee, The Dukes of Hazzard’s Dodge Charger, when we needed it? We could have soared right over that obstacle if we’d had that famous TV car on call. And if it came with Bo and Luke Duke, so much the better! Hubby would probably insist on Daisy Duke, though, and her presence just would not do. Guess I’ll have to pass on the Brothers Duke, but flying over the obstacle in that car would have been great.The General Lee

A girl can dream, can’t she?

Labels: Dukes of Hazzard, humor, old buildings, photography, photos, scenery

posted by Roxie at 5:00 AM

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