A sign by the highway said DON'T LITTER, KEEP ALABAMA THE BEAUTIFUL. 'OK, I the will,' I replied cheerfully
In Bill Bryson's book "The Lost Continent: Travels in Small Town America," he highlights his road trip experiences across various small towns. The journey often leads to amusing encounters with quirky signs and local culture. One particular sign caught his attention, emphasizing the importance of keeping Alabama clean by discouraging littering.
Bryson's cheerful response to the sign reflects his light-hearted engagement with the places he visits. The phrase "KEEP ALABAMA THE BEAUTIFUL" symbolizes the broader theme of appreciating the charm of America’s small towns while also encouraging a sense of responsibility for their preservation.
