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    Default Memorial at NH crash site

    Stopped at the crash site in Randolph NH today. Very sad, I hope people respect it and keep it going.065.jpg064.jpg
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    I know this is a tragic loss and my thoughts are with the family and all involved. However, I never understood these roadside shrine's. I really don't get it. Just something I would never do for a loved one and don't understand why people do it. The majority of the one's I see are just a run down trashy mess and offer no real purpose other than being an eye sore and a nuisance to the Highway Crews. After all, your loved one is not there and why do you want to relive that tragic event every time you see it? Sad indeed, but honestly, it will cause more issues than anything and dangerous to visitors as well as other vehicles.. Just my 2 cents.

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