Last December, strange looking wood and iron posts started showing up all over the area:
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Posts like these started showing up in numerous place in Alleghany County and Covington. |
Later, some of them had stonework added, so it was clear they were going to be signs of some sort.
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Finally, in April, the final result appeared -- most places. |
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This one is at the I-64 welcome center just east of the West Virginia - Virginia state line. |
Still, the one that we passed every day on way in and out of Clifton Forge just stood there.
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About two weeks later, this one was finally completed. It's on a pretty obscure road that looks a lot more passable on GPS than in real life. |
Mystery solved. As I learned, this project goes back almost 5 years, but getting permission to put signs along road right-of-ways is a complicated matter!
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