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Back to the search for Mystery Roadway shortly About: Where is it? Steep, snowy, curvy hill roadway The response to CM puzzle for the identification of the Mystery Roadway overwhelmed even the huge staff of ColumbiaMagazine.Com. After two days and over 50 guesses and a large number of CLUES, mystery solvers have now focalized on CASEY COUNTY, with the greatest interest on metropolitan Creston, Dunnville, and Liberty. And our expectation is that when the email already here is opened, we'll have the name of the street or road ready to post. If was not our - meaning editorially, me, ED's - intention to make it overly hard. It is Linda's fault. And I have told that woman time and time again, 'Linda, don't make the puzzle so blasted hard." But do you think she listened? The difficulty has maybe set a new entry into the late Mayor Coy Downey's "World Record Book of Guinesses." The picture has been looked at so much is is almost worn out, digitally speaking. Still, I have to hand it to our readers, they are so smart it won't surprise me if the person who correctly identifies the location will be one who has never been there, is simply savvy when it comes to clues. No surprise: Neither had the 76 year old writer - me, Ed - until Linda said she wanted to see what was down that magic road. It was almost as if we'd been channeled to do so by that wonderful man, the late William Aldus Brockman who never lost his sense of adventure, never saw a new road he didn't want to go down, to see what was there. We'd hope, someone would want to take a day trip to Casey County to explore this better-than-Gatlingburg-and-a-danged-sight-cheaper-vacation-wonderland. Enjoy the great food, the amazing and wondrous sights, and see the hill. It will do a body a lot of good. (To Linda's credit, she's studying putting up a more identifiable picture from higher on the hill if we don't already have the name of the street or road within a very short time) This story was posted on 2016-02-05 06:28:50
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