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  Koloa, Kauai, Hawaii - Shaka Roundabout

  Roundabout with a large Shaka monument.

  [RouteDownFam, 09/28/2023]

  This is dismissed as a false Shaka by some locals because it was erected in 2022 by a land developer.

  Shaka Roundabout:
  

  Address:

  

  Ala Kalanikaumaka St., Koloa, Kauai, HI

  Directions:

  West edge of town, at the intersection of HI-530/Koloa Rd and Ala Kalanikaumaka St.

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  Wynnewood, Oklahoma - Muffler Man - Cowboy

  The Wynnewood Muffler Man is still standing in 2023, secured by six stakes bolted into the concrete. Locals told us that his name is "Rodeo Sam."

  [Sarah Zutter, 09/28/2023]
  Rodeo Sam: Muffler Man Cowboy:
  

  Address:

  

  State Hwy 29, Wynnewood, OK

  Directions:

  I-35 at exit 66. State highway 29 on southeast corner of intersection. In front of Steppin' Out Western Outfitters facing west.

  Phone:

  405-665-2123

  RA Rates:

  Worth a Detour

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  Pensacola, Florida - Hero's Petulant Daughter

  I worked with the talented artist who created this statue, Randy New. "Homecoming" is just one of the powerful images at the Pensacola Veterans Park. You must stop and honor our fallen heroes.

  [Gayea Deason, 09/25/2023]
  Hero's Petulant Daughter:
  

  RoadsideAmerica.com Team Field Report

  Address:

  

  200 S. 9th Ave., Pensacola, FL

  Directions:

  Admiral Mason Park. On Pensacola Bay, just west of the Pensacola Bay Bridge. Parking lot is on the south side of E. Romana St. just east of its intersection with S. 9th Ave.

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  Alliance, Ohio - The Troll Hole
  

  The collection of Sherry Groom; over 9,000 troll dolls and countless accessories, certified by Guinness as the world's largest collection. Sherry sometimes dresses as "Sigrid, the Troll Queen" to give tours.

  Roadsideamerica.com Report... [09/24/2023]
  
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  Jefferson, Texas - Lacy's Bridge

  Supposedly in the early 1800s, near the time when the town of Linden was first established, there was a wooden bridge here where Lacy was murdered. The story varies: she was hung or thrown off, in some versions thrown off while pregnant. Supposedly if you throw a rose into the water from the current bridge you can hear her baby crying. Many people have reported seeing Lacy late at night walking the bridge or by the water's edge. The bridge is full of graffiti.

  [christy lasalle, 09/23/2023]
  Lacy's Bridge:
  

  Address:

  

  8948-8803 Co Rd 1617, Jefferson, TX

  Directions:

  From US-59 at the south end of Linden turn west at the stoplight onto TX-155. Drive a half-mile. Turn left at the Linden city limit sign onto unmarked Co Rd 1617. Drive nine miles to the bridge.

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