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Named for six forks in the road. That intersection today is at Six Forks Rd. and Strictland Rd. Although the roads have been realigned over the years, you can still see the six forks on a map if you squint real hard
Named for six forks in the road. That intersection today is at Six Forks Rd. and Strictland Rd. Although the roads have been realigned over the years, you can still see the six forks on a map if you squint real hard
I don't mean to sound nitpicky but it's Strickland, not Strictland, which makes a difference in this context.
For the Harry Potter fans, there is Glenlivit and Glenfiddach Roads in N Wake county off Norwood Road.
Or the scotch fans. Those brands of scotch have been around longer than Harry Potter. I only know because I cocktailed at the Angus Barn and because my MIL used to be a Glenfiddich drinker (almost 30 years ago).
Fun related fact. As a kid we lived off Kildaire for a while and I thought it was "Kill Their Farm" road...which was pretty intriguing. Whose farm was being threatened? I was probably 12 before I actually paid attention to the street sign and saw how it was actually spelled/pronounced.
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