Road Trip!

Albino deer.

Love Vermont. Will be up there Saturday night into Sunday. Rallyx at Okemo resort in Ludlow VT.

At Franconia Notch state park. Former home of Old Man of the Mountain.

Don't you have a camera? This is like watching baseball on the radio.

Did a non-stop to and back to Nemo SD for a beer and a catch-up with some friends I had not seen for 20 some years.

mazdeuce wrote: Don't you have a camera? This is like watching baseball on the radio.

He's currently moving left to right across your computer screen.

Years ago some friends and I decided to get sandwiches after work and ended up taking a ferry to Connecticut for them.

mazdeuce wrote: Don't you have a camera? This is like watching baseball on the radio.

I have two, but no way to host the photos from here. Maybe tonight.

calteg wrote: Yesterday I finished a Boston to Austin road trip in a Miata with no power steering, no cruise control, and no radio. Woof.

Did similar trips back when cars had no power assist or AC.

Albany to Wichita Falls and back several times.

Didn't miss what we didn't have.

I could visualize Woody's trip having been to those places.

Too bad the "Old Man" died.

Photos are forthcoming. I'm going to need you guys to pretend that I wasn't taking pictures while driving...

Woody wrote: Greenfield Massachusetts: Just found a J. Geils CD in the glove box. Not sure if I remember how to operate the CD player...

Woody wrote: Massachusetts is now in my rear view mirror. I LoVermont! The Vermont Welcome Center in Guilford is one of my two favorites in the country, the other being Florida's (because you're not in Georgia anymore, plus free orange juice!). If you're ever here, be sure to try the wooden rocking chairs. They are incredibly comfortable.

Woody wrote: I love the Eisenhower Interstate System signs up here. I've got to find one of those that's been retired to hang in my garage.

Wallie wrote:

mazdeuce wrote: Don't you have a camera? This is like watching baseball on the radio.

He's currently moving left to right across your computer screen. Years ago some friends and I decided to get sandwiches after work and ended up taking a ferry to Connecticut for them.

Wait? You went from NYC allllllll the way to Connecticut??!? Dude that's crazy town talk right there!! Did you have to break it up into shifts and change out drivers? How many refueling stops?

Twin covered bridges

sergio wrote: Keep it under 100mph......

Vermont Traffic Jam:

Woody wrote: Bradford Vermont.

These are as common as Miatas at an autocross up here:

Exit 1:

Birthplace of Little Orford Annie:

Cannon Mountain. The scale is lost in the photos.

Franconia Notch. Again, the scale is lost in the photos. These are fairly huge hills.

Former home of the Old Man.

This is a cool little place. They have these things called Profilers. You stand on the brick marked with your height, close one eye and look up. It looks like the Old Man is still there.

In Lincoln, not far from the Notch, is a place called Indian Head. I think it looks more like an Indian Head than the Old Man looked like an old man.

Back through the Notch.

This view is often referred to as The Old Man and His Dog.