Missouri Now Naming Roads After Famous Archers

[non-typical]

[reddogge]

What names?

[non-typical]

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[Possum Head]

Bisch Boulevard!

[V I Archer]

Something honouring Earl and Anne no doubt.

[dhaverstick]

MODot approached me but I told them that Darren Haverstick Memorial Boulevard was just too long to put on any road sign.

Darren

[Mudd]

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[Hermon]

That is just past Dirt Road isn't it?

[Mudd]

Originally posted by Hermon:
That is just past Dirt Road isn't it?

Just down the road....lol

[non-typical]

Thank you Mudd......that's what I was trying to post up before.
Just North of Glasgow, MO. off Highway 5 and yes it is a dirt road alongside Doxie Creek.

Ha! Like Mudd wasn't already famous enough!

Way to go, Roy!

Bisch

[Steve Jr]

That's funny stuff right there.


Steve Jr

[ron w]

     There is a Mudd road here in upstate New York also.......man he is famous.

[mj seratt]

I grew up on a gravel road that was a mud road every time it rained.  One route into town was via Hogwallow Road.  (No kidding). Google Dyersburg, Tn, and it runs east out of town.  On the south side of Dyersburg was Slaughter Pen Road.

Murray