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Tutman Road or Tupman Road? Either way it is a beauty Mini Album By Ed Waggener Yesterday, we completed, for me, Bucket List item No. Something - to get a picture of a sign which has been up for decades with what likely is a typo: Tutman Road on Highway 55 South Road, near the Zion Community. It's not an easy place to stop, but Sunday, July 27, 2015, we decided to pull in the little lane and get the photo. It felt intrusive to drive it. The cows didn't mind, but iit's like a private drive. The spelling is the official one, according to 911 Supervisor Jason Upchurch, and, he said, for .27 miles, it is a county maintained road. In all likelihood, the road was meant to honor the family which spells the name Tupman, with a "P," though there seems to be an equal division when the name is spoken, among those, who pronounce the name "Tut-man" and those who say "Tup-man." Along the way, simply trying to find a turnaround, we took a few photos, three of which are posted. - Ed & Linda This story was posted on 2015-07-27 10:55:15
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