I have one in mind, never thought of taking a picture tho. Next time I'm out that way...
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Shuey
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HAHAHAHA.... I'd take it just because you gave me a good laugh!
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After a six month hiatus, the STOC name tag is back! Who would've thought that "Don Street" is only an hour away in Independence KY?! I guess that's an appropriate place to go on Memorial Day. 
I found this sign on a side road in Forida a month ago. Don't know if it was a town name or if someone just knew I'd happen by some day. 
Tankereng
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On my way to Moonshine last year...
BakerBoy
It's all small stuff.
Khris Union. Has a ring to it.
Scooter
This space for rent...
This one is submitted in absentia. I like to think that the arrow is pointing up...
How About This One...
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This one is submitted in absentia. I like to think that the arrow is pointing up...
Nice... if not pointing up, maybe at least towards Moonshine..
STurgisSTeele
When did I become the "Old Man"!?
Here's my contribution...
I've seen the T Hammond sign, took a pic too. On I-94 in MN IIRC. Good one, Scott.
Scooter
This space for rent...
George, close but only half a cigar. It's in Wisconsin about 16 miles east of Minnesnowta on I-94...
A trio of entries for me.
Adamstown, MD is about 30 miles away and contains... wait for it.... Adams Street.
Just a mile or so outside of town is Buckeystown Pike. I was conceived during the latter days of the Golden Age of American Westerns (think "Bonanza" and "The Big Valley", for example, not to mention "Rawhide"). My brothers, who are about a decade older than me, asked my parents "if it's a bot can we call him Buck?" "Sure" replied my parents, foolishly thinking they'd forget. They didn't, and so to all of my cousins of a certain age I was "Buck" from the moment of my entry into this world until sometime around when I graduated college. After that the moniker quietly vanished, but I resurrected it for use in various situations like restaurants, where "Buck" is easier to pick out than "Keith", which sounds too much like "Steve" or "Pete" and any other name with a long "e" in it.
Adamstown, MD is about 30 miles away and contains... wait for it.... Adams Street.
Just a mile or so outside of town is Buckeystown Pike. I was conceived during the latter days of the Golden Age of American Westerns (think "Bonanza" and "The Big Valley", for example, not to mention "Rawhide"). My brothers, who are about a decade older than me, asked my parents "if it's a bot can we call him Buck?" "Sure" replied my parents, foolishly thinking they'd forget. They didn't, and so to all of my cousins of a certain age I was "Buck" from the moment of my entry into this world until sometime around when I graduated college. After that the moniker quietly vanished, but I resurrected it for use in various situations like restaurants, where "Buck" is easier to pick out than "Keith", which sounds too much like "Steve" or "Pete" and any other name with a long "e" in it.
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STurgisSTeele
When did I become the "Old Man"!?
In the home town, easy grab.
Peace and All Good
Peace and All Good
Found on a beautiful ride today.
