Dillingham Haggblom

dillinghamhaggblom@yahoo.com

Impressions from living in a 2400 strong rural Alaskan town on the north shore of Nushagak Bay.

Sep 9, 2010 6:05pm
Mile 4 Lake Road—yup, that’s brilliant—face the back of the sign to traffic.  Oh, I know—if I crane my neck hard enough to the right, or look in my rear-view mirror long enough, I could read the sign.  Of course, I might also drive off the road (before or after hitting something).  How about moving the sign to the southbound lane so it faces southbound traffic?  No charge for this tip, Bennett Enterprises.

Mile 4 Lake Road—yup, that’s brilliant—face the back of the sign to traffic.  Oh, I know—if I crane my neck hard enough to the right, or look in my rear-view mirror long enough, I could read the sign.  Of course, I might also drive off the road (before or after hitting something).  How about moving the sign to the southbound lane so it faces southbound traffic?  No charge for this tip, Bennett Enterprises.
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