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What's the Name of this short New Columbia road?



2015-12-30 - Junction, CR #1407 and CR #1792 - Photo by Ed Waggener, on behalf of Miss Victoria.
It bothers us, almost as much as it bothers Miss Victoria, who is keeping an eye on all things in New Columbia, particularly as it affects Greater Bliss. The sign in the foreground is Music Lane, on the far side, Will Walker Lane. But the short road to the left does not have a sign at the junction with Burkesville Road. Across Burkesville Road, the continuation is Patricia Trace. But if one tells a traveller how to get to the new Pinewood Shopping Center, how is that done. Our collaborative thoughts were that it is probably "Will Walker Lane," which predates "Music Lane." Both are part of orphaned Kentucky Transportation Cabinet roadway left over from the days when both Music Lane and Will Walker Lane were a part of KY 61, Burkesville Road. Anybody help?


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