I made yet another attempt to find Half Ass Road today. That's four attempts so far. I didn't find Half Ass Road, but here's what I did find:
- Several locked gates, one of which had a sign claiming it was being monitored by video
- More than a few "No Trespassing" signs
- Many, many dirt roads
- A lost motorcyclist who flagged me down, said he had been driving around aimlessly on dirt roads for three hours, and begged me to help him find a highway
As I came to each dead end, the GPS worked tirelessly trying to find new routes, but I exhausted all of them. Every single one. At the end of each was either a natural barrier of some kind, a locked gate, or a very large, very serious-looking "No Trespassing" sign. I'm now convinced that Half Ass Road is located on private property, which means I'll probably never get to see it unless...no, no, that'd be silly. Dressing up like a ninja and hiking out there on foot in the middle of the night would probably get me shot or arrested or both.
I guess I'll let the mystery live on for now.
Comments
In short:
Half Ass Road: 4 (?)
Wonko: 0
Re: In short:
Nope.
wonko: 4
Half Ass Road: 0
Because I got to enjoy driving my new car, and Half Ass Road didn't get to enjoy being driven on by my new car.
A big secret
Maybe you stumbled on some sort of secret military base! If you don't post over the next while I'll assume the black helicopters have come and got you.
Re: A big secret
I think it's probably a logging area owned by Weyerhaeuser, actually. That's what all the signs seem to indicate.
Hmm
*dons tinfoil hat*
...I'll stop now.
Neat
http://www.spottedass.com/
Matt
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Half Ass Road lies within taxlot 1S6000000100, which are zoned EFC, which leads me to agree with the poster above that it's Weyerhaeuser. Looks like it's about $21 million in trees. Might be why they don't want people driving about in it.
is it worth
is it worth emailing/writing to Weyerhaeuser to ask for permission to cross the boundary in order to document for posterity?