Photos of Great Road Signs

Thats why 36. The sign is on the east side by red bluff. Besides the tar snakes and current road construction, its sportbike heaven. One of my top 5 on the whole west coast.

Yes Sir

Yep Hwy 36 starting at Red Bluff

Ah, got it, thanks. Yep, I think I've missed that one. I make a usually-annual trip from Montana to San Francisco or Auburn to visit family. I'll have to try to work 36 into the mix next year. Maybe combine with the Lost Coast, which I really like.

I really like this sign, !GI of course, handmade of wood and whatever paint is used to hand-write the words, it has lasted quite a while here; might be because it is hidden away from the most of the sunlight each day. Might be a mounting for a light bulb at the top under small covering. My 08 WR250 Husky parked here.

that's cute, but we're looking for photos you took, not memes you found

First off, lighten up. C’mon, man.

Second, that’s not the title of the thread...you’re thinking of Photos of Great Road Signs that YOU actually took.


Lighten up, dude.

He's right though.

WORD

I would definitely go if I had enough gas.

Tonight I came past this streetname.
Was quite surprised really.

Location https://goo.gl/maps/5DjepSJKFrgYkwcg6
(Heerhugowaard, the Netherlands)

Between Atlanta and Featherville, Idaho. The sign says it all. :)

Near Mayberry???

Which location is this? I think there were 5 original Government roads.

This was east of Rush City a few miles.

When we made an archaeological survey of the Minnesota side of the St. Croix, we were calling it the Military Road, if it's the same route.