To: bkopto
I know of lots of roads here in Michigan that were never paved due to residential traffic in the first place. Around the area I grew up, lots of backroads were paved because brine trucks were turning them into muddy messes. The injection sites are no longer there and 2 or 3 residents along a mile of road can hardly justify upkeep on asphalt.
7 posted on
07/20/2011 2:29:48 PM PDT by
cripplecreek
(Remember the River Raisin! (look it up))
To: cripplecreek
Around the area I grew up, lots of backroads were paved because brine trucks were turning them into muddy messes. The injection sites are no longer there and 2 or 3 residents along a mile of road can hardly justify upkeep on asphalt. Who was injecting brine into the ground and why?
To: cripplecreek
Good compromise common in the fifties--hot patch tar and pea gravel.
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