The Roads Where I Live

patkelly4370

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I've made references to the dirt roads where I live. These aren't normal dirt roads. So I took a couple videos on my way to the store today.
The first one is the "block" I live on. If there's been a thunderstorm then both ends of our block become impassable for a few hours.
The second one is at one end of our "road". It's more of a wash with tire tracks along it. We almost bought a house on that "Drive".
There are hundreds of miles of these "streets & roads" in our 79 sq/mi unincorporated town. Some get much more entertaining than our mild street.
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Cool/weird/crazy. Google maps shows a somewhat remote and sparsely populated Golden Valley. Built on a grid system... what’s the purpose of its existence?
 
Cool/weird/crazy. Google maps shows a somewhat remote and sparsely populated Golden Valley. Built on a grid system... what’s the purpose of its existence?
It's convenient for us. Wife works in Kingman and I work in Bullhead City.
Golden Valley is smack dab in the middle.
It's quiet. Very Libertarian. Free to do what you want as long as you're not bothering someone else.
It's a time capsule of American freedom.

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It's convenient for us. Wife works in Kingman and I work in Bullhead City.
Golden Valley is smack dab in the middle.
It's quiet. Very Libertarian. Free to do what you want as long as you're not bothering someone else.
It's a time capsule of American freedom.

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Looks pretty interesting. We have traveled out to Scottsdale and Tucson to visit relatives and traveled up through Sedona, Flagstaff and to the Grand Canyon. I live on the ocean in New England so it’s such a stark contrast to where I’m from. It’s just so damn dry, lol.


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We moved there in the summer, 120°f.
Six months later the kids built a 4' snowman in our yard. (A once every 10 year event) But there's a dusting of snow in winter.

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Just another reminder that there are so many roads in first world countries that are unpaved.
I like that our streets are "rustic". Keeps out the Liberal riff-raff.
We still have conservative riff-raff, but it's less riff-raff than paved cities/towns

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Our streets are rustic, too. Most of them are asphalt over ancient cobblestone, with old collapsing brick vault storm sewers underneath. This is just for the City and doesn't include the surrounding counties. Here's a recent headline...

"The Public Works Roadway Maintenance Division has repaired more than 31,000 potholes so far this year.

By Press Release Desk,
Nov 26, 2019 2:41 pm ET"
 
I talked to a lady just this weekend that has a son that lives in Bullhead City. She said it was windier than hell.
 

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