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It always has potholes. Have been there several times and you can tell they patch it but the heavy excavation vehicles and the temperature probably play a big p
by ewams 8y ago
It always has potholes. Have been there several times and you can tell they patch it but the heavy excavation vehicles and the temperature probably play a big part. City folk underestimate what true darkness really is, and each time I have been we always have the same thought as you but you get so captivated in this unique environment that you just don't want to leave!
Also for folks not familiar with USA roads, you can be on a State Highway, US Highway, or even the Interstate system and still be pothole ridden. Every state has jokes about their roads being the worst and the neighboring being the best (and they all think they are unique). Just the nature of roadways and government management.
- micheljansen 8y ago> City folk underestimate what true darkness really is In the Netherlands, no matter how far you go from major cities, it is never as dark as in the middle of the desert. I enjoyed some beautiful views of the Milky Way, with thousands of stars normally hidden by light pollution, but then quickly got back into the safety of the car ;)