This road winds and twists for miles in some places, revealing the myriad of colors and shapes the earth has.
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This road winds and twists for miles in some places, revealing the myriad of colors and shapes the earth has.
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I think I could drive there for hours and hours, so beautiful.
I am very sure that you would love this 45 or so mile drive, Rudi! Too bad we can’t take the drive together.
It would be a fun drive if you do not have the semi traffic we have.
I’ve never seen one semi on this road, there’s very little out there. You leave Las Vegas behind at the pass and a few miles later you are the only human around except for an occasional car passing the other way. Very peaceful.
That is nice. I don’t know what our country roads are like around here for traffic (I know they are gravel 😧), but son Dan lives on an acreage in Alberta and semis pass by on their little country road ALL the time.
Is it a dirt road he lives on? I always avoided them back in Michigan and still do here!
No, in Alberta the back roads (range roads) are all paved. In Saskatchewan they are gravel or dirt. 🙄
Well that’s not fair! 😂 I guess the provincial government mandates that they be paved. When I lived in Ontario decades ago, the roads outside of the larger cities were called Concessions. Say the first, second, third and so on. Nothing like that anywhere in the states!
I don’t even know what they are called here.
I see. This is like how road signs and other things related to driving are different down here from state to state. It seems odd to me that we have fifty states, rather, why not have a few provinces like Canada… 🇨🇦❤️
It is probably easier, as a country, to manage smaller states (especially with your larger populations). 🤔 In some ways our countries are so different that the same system just wouldn’t work well.
Our population is WAY larger I think. I see plenty of similarities between the states and Canada.
More now than ever I suppose.