NOTE: I took the above photos while riding as a passenger in a vehicle, not while driving.
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Minnesota Prairie Roots 
That sign is sobering. How did we get here? 😦
Yes, it is sobering. And I often wonder the same.
Maybe you should focus on driving instead of taking pictures
Concerned Citizen:
I was NOT driving. I was a passenger. Any time you see on-the-road photos on this blog, those are images taken while a passenger in a vehicle. I should have clarified that in my post. So now I am. Using a camera or cell phone to take photos while driving would be dangerous and irresponsible.
Have a blessed Thanksgiving. Stay safe.
Thank you so much, Judy, and the same to you. A most blessed Thanksgiving.
You were dangerously close to my house friend.
I know. And I thought of you.
How awful. But nothing in 2020 seems to surprise me anymore. I just shake my head…
I know what you’re saying, Penny.