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Comment on Red dog covered back roads 60 years ago by John Cipora
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How many of the old timers in western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio recall when many of the rural roads were covered with something called “red dog?”
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My wife said, ‘You go down the main road here at Beallsville about 2 miles and then you turn right onto a red dog road.’
“I guess he had been writing down the directions and said, ‘What the hell is a red dog road?’
Let us know if you ever traveled a red dog road.