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Saturday, October 31, 2009 10:00 AM

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Two trucks remain stuck in the mud Friday afternoon after a night of “mudding” Thursday on a minimum maintenance road near the intersection of Haskell and Georgia roads west of Homewood. Minimum-maintenance roads are popular for mudding because they have a dirt surface and typically don’t have a lot of houses or traffic, Jim Haag, public works director for the county, said.

Trucks, damage remain after ‘mudding’

By VICKIE MOSS, Herald Public Affairs Editor

“Mudding” probably is a fun sport, Paula Smith, Williamsburg, acknowledged.

But she doesn’t find much fun in the after-effects — the damage caused by people driving their trucks on minimum maintenance roads she and her husband use to access their farm property, and even damage to their property.

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