There’s a Reason That It’s Known Locally as the “Sure Kill” 1
When I lived in Narberth, I used to ride this damned road all the time.
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October 17, 2007 at 6:56 am
I do hope you read the comments. Some of them were funny. PA isn’t the only place in the country that has roads like that. We have them here, the worst being I70. Try that one, in the winter, ski season, in the mountains, & some fool spins out. It happens.