The day before I had driven through Kentucky and couldn't really find anything I thought was Kentuckian. Most everything looked like something I might see in rural Michigan.
But this home and property seemed like Tennessee to me.
Still cold, about 20 or so degrees as I recall. See the drips of ice?
And an out building for power equipment, tools and such.
Here's a small house I liked.
The Dixie Radiator Service in Waverly, Tennessee
This trailer was across US 70 from some railroad tracks.
I like house trailers so I pulled over to take a look. Because of the location it may have once been used as an office or a work area of some kind. I like the built-on in the front. Anyway, now it's just some junk storage for someone.
This is from the Broadway Street/US 70 bridge going over the Tennessee River just west of New Johnsonville, Tennessee.
I was plenty nervous up there. It was cold, windy and that railing was low, probably only about 3 foot high. I was parked on the side (the shoulder was wide) and taking pictures while trucks rolled by. I didn't get too close to that edge.
The rusty superstructure is for the train tracks below.
And Bogle Motors in Bruceton, Tennessee caught my eye as I drove by.
The lady who was there to open up the place pulled on the lot in her pickup and we waved to each other as I drove out. If it was a few minutes earlier we might of had a nice chat but I'd been on the road for awhile and I wanted to hit Huntingdon where I was going to turn south towards Mississippi.
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