How common are earth roads in your country?
I'd say outside the cities everywhere is full of them
My fellow third worlders
Jaxon Butler
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Daniel Rivera
Our logging roads look like that when they are freshly made.
Angel Rogers
Maybe 25% of all roads are dirt roads where I live, rural northern midwest. I actually prefer dirt roads as the paved roads get so fucked by our harsh winters.
Austin White
Our dirt roads are gravelled.
>It ain't called a green & pleasant land for nothing.
Ian Foster
But you don't live in the third world
Landon Clark
This is federal highway in Siberia.
Christian White
but its a river
Leo Flores
reminds me of home
John Gray
>Spintires is an authentic Siberian highway simulator
Nathaniel Cox
That's not what the rest of the first world tells us.
Samuel Myers
Yes, but my point is a dirt road rapidly becomes a quagmire & then the weeds hit 6 feet in less than a year.
Our lack of dirt roads is practical more than economic or political.
Christian Turner
No, it's all roads
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Nolan Torres
Floodings are a bitch
:^)
Jonathan Sanders
Forgot pic
Gavin Turner
Everything is a road if you put a vehicle on it, comrade.
Jack Hernandez
bump
Hudson James
Very common in rural areas and suburbs.
But paved roads are in condition like after the war.
Eli Morris
This is right near the city center.
Julian Adams
Reminds me of here
Elijah Nelson
Dirt roads are fine. It's drainage you peasants seem to struggle with.
Easton Reyes
>I actually prefer dirt roads as the paved roads get so fucked by our harsh winters.
Gravel roads are always gravelled/sanded!
Ian Gray
>It's drainage you peasants seem to struggle with.
Really, it's simply thinking, and solving problems BEFORE you build, instead of suffering after.
Reminder that Rural and Suburban Dirt-Road-Retards voted for Trump.
Bentley Sullivan
the roads here are UMA DELICIA !!
William Cooper
>How common are earth roads in your country?
Are there another types of road?
Parker Hill
>building pavement on loose soil
Traps, not even once.
Jason Davis
Pavement
Lincoln Lee
...
Nicholas Carter
>Pavement
Who is that Pavement?
Cameron Barnes
>tfw you live next to that place
Robert Allen
it's a highway comrade, and if you call it a river one more time or ask questions about corruption, you get to stay in Siberia a little longer than planned
Jayden Sullivan
But your country is massive through. You don't need to have proper roads everywhere. It's nothing to be ashamed of.
If anything it's a good thing you can escape from modernity. In lots of places in western Europe you can't do that. You often can only get the illusion of remoteness.