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When was the Backlick Road constructed?
Posted by: Ranafon ()
Date: March 08, 2018 09:27PM

Is there a date?

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Re: When was the Backlick Road constructed?
Posted by: Smelly paki's ()
Date: March 09, 2018 08:36AM

Ask general Braddock.

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Re: When was the Backlick Road constructed?
Posted by: Cecil Rhodes ()
Date: March 09, 2018 08:45AM

Why don’t you ask a roads scholar all these questions?

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Re: When was the Backlick Road constructed?
Posted by: Venison Way ()
Date: March 09, 2018 09:36AM

The road began as a hunting path in the days of the Powhatan. The "lick" part refers to salt licks that were set out to lure deer to their deaths.

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Re: When was the Backlick Road constructed?
Posted by: Shell No Pest Strip ()
Date: March 09, 2018 09:42AM

Fairfax County has records on most of the questions you have been asking over the past few weeks.

Do your own research, and stop being a pest.

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Re: When was the Backlick Road constructed?
Posted by: Greybeard ()
Date: March 09, 2018 08:44PM

Cecil Rhodes Wrote:
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> Why don’t you ask a roads scholar all these
> questions?

+1

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Re: When was the Backlick Road constructed?
Posted by: The.Overseer. ()
Date: March 09, 2018 09:12PM

Venison Way Wrote:
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> The road began as a hunting path in the days of
> the Powhatan. The "lick" part refers to salt licks
> that were set out to lure deer to their deaths.

Fail...

The road is called Backlick Road because back when America was really great and we could shackle the niggers, the slaves were marched up and down that road. Back then, it was a remote enough part of the state that you could whip or "lick" the slaves' backs in order to discipline them going to and from the auctions and their destinations. The wounds would stop bleeding upon arrival, giving the slave drivers some plausible deniability to prospective buyers and or the slaves' owners who were also the slave drivers' bosses about what happened out on Backlick Road.

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Re: When was the Backlick Road constructed?
Posted by: Ranarfon ()
Date: June 04, 2018 08:35PM

Thank you :)

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Re: When was the Backlick Road constructed?
Posted by: dtivk ()
Date: June 04, 2018 08:56PM

Venison Way Wrote:
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> The road began as a hunting path in the days of
> the Powhatan. The "lick" part refers to salt licks
> that were set out to lure deer to their deaths.


Wrong wrong wrong

The backlick name came from an area close to where the tank farm is today. It was a colonial rendezvous spot for homosexuals who would lick each other's backside before doing the nasty. KY wasn't invented yet

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Re: When was the Backlick Road constructed?
Posted by: X4yul ()
Date: June 04, 2018 10:04PM

^^^you are a tool.

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