There would seem to be a clear message there: "Here there be dragons."
The dragons have claimed quite a few up there. I hear they ate a Mustang last week.
See the cute birdies.Eric Hines
The tail of the dragon?
Yes, right at the junction of US 129 and NC 28. It's the traditional beginning of the route, which quickly enters Tennessee from there.
There would seem to be a clear message there: "Here there be dragons."
ReplyDeleteThe dragons have claimed quite a few up there. I hear they ate a Mustang last week.
DeleteSee the cute birdies.
ReplyDeleteEric Hines
The tail of the dragon?
ReplyDeleteYes, right at the junction of US 129 and NC 28. It's the traditional beginning of the route, which quickly enters Tennessee from there.
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