Creepy roads. That freak you out.

Never liked running muddy roads during windy rainstorms in the mountains at 3am. Call me a pus.

 

There is a section just past Ashland but before you get to Lame Deer heading west on 212 that I always thought was creepy. I went through there once at about 4:30am and I swear I saw a ghost on the side of the road. Either that or someone really tall wearing a sheet.

 

Startown Road in Newton,NC.

My ex wife still owns the house I broke my back to build and lives in it to this day.
(Turns out she did me a favor)

I get the heebee jeebies every time I get near that stretch of black top.

Talk about an expensive lesson learned!

 

That is because ghosts do not exist.

Spirits, on the other hand...

 

Custer was too impetuous, he had heavy infantry and artillery in the form of Gibbons a few days march. But he got impatient. Gibbons was a Union Divisional Commander who was known for his.. chooses words... ferocity in combat and the ability of his unit to withstand certain problems in battle that broke lesser ones.

Ive been through battlefields, but found the Bighorn to be just a wipe out.

Now if you want to hear about Abobe Walls... Ive story to tell you..

 

Close call one time on 212 . Pickup truck pulling a horse trailer decided to pass me during a torrential downpour. Of course a car appeared approaching the other way . If I didn't slam on my brakes , a head on would have occurred. Really shook me up . About 10 miles down the road I saw truck and trailer in front of a bar . Just shook my head . Poor horse I thought .

 

Any road after dark is creepy.............