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I really wonder if these signs are needed here.
ReplyDeleteI would not go down these roads without a high ground clearance 4x4 vehicle. When they say "minimum maintenance" the mean "No Maintenance". The signs are needed.
DeleteDon't let the signs scare you off.
ReplyDelete...we have lots of minimum maintenance roads here, but basically it means the the snow isn't plowed in the winter. They may run a grader over the road during the summer. Thanks for sharing, take care and stay safe.
ReplyDeleteNot a place to go in winter.
ReplyDeleteIf you don't know the area, I would stay off that road.
ReplyDeleteSimilar signs here.
ReplyDeleteEse tipo de señales deberían estás por todas partes en las que la Naturaleza sea lo importante. Abrazo
ReplyDeleteSuch signs could stand on half of tarmac roads :)
ReplyDeleteWe’ve taken more than a few roads with similar signs especially this year on our “Covid backroads travels.”
ReplyDeleteWell it's a good thing they give you a heads up TFG 😉
ReplyDeleteI hope there's a place to turn around!
ReplyDeleteIt is nice of them to warn drivers.
ReplyDeleteStranhely, I would leave the car and walk to see what's going on there..
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