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Time to tweet a thread of every county route shield I& #39;ve ever made (so far). Let& #39;s see how long it takes...
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I& #39;m starting to get to the section where there& #39;s a large number of crossings in multiple counties with the same route number.
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All 55s here.
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Get your kicks on...
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It& #39;s popular for counties here in the southeast, especially here in Alabama, to use county routes instead of street names, can y& #39;all tell?
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Honestly, the fact that Twitter limits it to four pics a tweet will cause this to go on for a stupidly long time...
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BTW, feel free to use any of these county route shields for literally anything you want. I don& #39;t care. Do show me what you use them for, though.
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One of these was a shield I made by accident when I meant to make the other one. Can you tell which one it is? :P
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Fun fact: A large number of signed county routes in the Florida Pan-handle were once state routes.
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One of these was the first county route shield I made. I think you can tell which one...
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And here we get into the four-digit route shields...
Don& #39;t worry, there ain& #39;t much longer in this thread!
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Don& #39;t worry, there ain& #39;t much longer in this thread!
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IMHO, one annoying thing about Georgia is that they never sign their county routes...
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