Dirt Road - Harris County Style

Dirt road in Harris County, Georgia, from inside the Wagoneer.

Alabama Bridge

January 26th found me traveling some Alabama dirt roads in my recently repaired 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I figured that taking the "Great Jeep Adventure" on a mere 20 dollars worth of gas outside of Columbus, Georgia would provide minimum interest, I was pleasantly surprised to find a network of dirt roads not too far outside of Crawford, Alabama.

This is what I saw.

Take A Ride Down A Dirt Road

Driving down a Sumter County, Georgia dirt road in the 1965 Chevrolet C20!

Mack Truck

A logging truck that was parked alongside a lonely Marion County dirt road on quite the depressing day.

Mountain Farm

In the middle of Sevierville, Tennessee there was this Sumter County, Georgia style farm land with a couple of old houses and barns! Pretty cool to be in the middle of a city and literally right down from our hotel/condo!

The Creek Down The Dirtroad Behind The Baptist Church.

The creek the rock was dropped in. Many rocks have been dropped in this creek by Ken - and the rest of The Bynes. Even me a few times! This picture was taken on the day of "the first trip down the dirt road in the '65."

Dropping A Rock Into The Creek.

Just for Ken...

First trip down the dirt road in the '65.

Brian (or is that Indy) is our tour guide down the dirt road!

Out the windshield...

View from the back glass... that truck kicked up a lot of dust! This picture is not a good example of how much. (Trust me, I drove behind him on the way back!)


The truck and the car.

Ah! Stopped at the bridge. The Byne hang out of the late-early to mid '90's.

The Pulpwood Industry

Torturing the land in many ways. This is a common sight along Georgia dirtroads.

Slayton's Creek Road

This road has been photographed many times by Walter Mallard, so I decided to have a go at shooting it myself!

Taylor County Dirt Road Excursion of Feb. 03 '08

These are photographs of an uninhabited dirt road in Taylor County, Georgia that is crisscrossed by several beautiful spring-fed streams and creeks. The first two photographs are almost Ansel Adams inspired. The color photo reveals the beauty – and warmth – of a February day in Georgia.