Tales From The School Bus Graveyard

Tales From The School Bus Graveyard

The School Bus Graveyard in Alto, GA, has become a public attraction for travelers on Highway 365.


The School Bus Graveyard in Alto, GA, has become a public attraction for travelers on Highway 365.

From Shelby Evans’ article on the BURNAWAY website:

My mom and I were trespassing – a misdemeanor in Georgia. We wanted to get a closer look at the colorful buses lining the edge of highway 365 in Alto, Georgia. The School Bus Graveyard is a colorful blip between Helen and Jaemor Farms. With its decrepit multi-passenger vehicles in a row atop a steep hill it sparkles like a crown.

A coral snake winds along the length of one of the buses. Underneath it are the words, “Snakes under every bus.” Above it a chain of armadillos march on in the opposite direction. Another depicts a hungry Pac-Man close to chomping down on cherries as it is chased by three ghosts.

Click HERE to read the entire article about the School Bus Graveyard on the BURNAWAY website.

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