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Christmas time in the Flat Woods: J.C. Lasley Road Bridge



2016-12-11 - J.C. Lasley Road, Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
Remote areas of Adair County are being brightened by the Michael Lee Stephens' administration paint-the-bridges red program, as this on on J.C. Lasley Road. There seem to be a few who frown on the practice, but most seem to like the way red anything complements the lush Adair County green in summer, as well as offering, as a free-gratis-for nothing bonus Christmas feel. The road bed to the right is from the olden days. - EW. Photo Sun 11 Dec 2016. >o?Information please: Does anyone have a count on the number of bridges painted red? Of any other county with primarily red CB - County Bridges? Value of red bridges as enticement for Canadian Tour Buses?


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