Musta been taken from Corey Booker’s road trip from New Jersey to Hawaii.
Yep – dangerous as it was fabulous! Andy Gillum was his co-pilot/partner.
izlamo delenda est …
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I guess they didn’t drive the city of Tucson, between the potholes and the driver’s you thank The Lord 🙏 everytime you make it home. 😉
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“It’s not the journey, it’s the destination” ~ Joe Biden
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Looks like I’m gonna have to renew my passport and hit up Cape Breton.
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Did Lombard St. when I was in California 40+ yrs ago. Pretty neat but the VW is was in didn’t like it. First place (San Fran) I ever saw handrails on sidewalks.
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Clickbait. 🙄
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“…the United States and Canada does not…?” What kind of grammar is that?
And you can’t have gridlock on a limited access highway — there is no grid to be locked. I wish people would quit using “gridlock” as a synonym for “traffic jam.”
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I nominate the state highway that I have to enter into with a left turn each morning – especially in the dark, when raining – as one of the most dangerous roads to navigate. You have to make a judgement call, and hope that it was the right call.
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I wonder which two foot section of Shanghai’s five level interchange I had to exchange my retirement for?
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Different Tim, I was in SF in ’76. Lombard St. was cool, but Filbert St. nearly made me crawl out of the car before it went over the edge … and I was driving! The cop car ahead of us totally upended and disappeared as it went over the edge. I don’t remember if anyone was behind me, but I crawled at 2mph until I could actually see the bottom of the hill!
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That Norway highway business. Wow. I wouldn’t go across it unless it had a cage around it. lol
I would like to add the following domestic roads here in the great USA:
Kancamancus Highway in northern New Hampshire
Go to the Sun Highway in Montana’s Glacier National Park
US Route 1 through the Keys of Florida
The FDR Drive and the West Side Drive in Manhattan (with NO traffic…)
The drive along the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon then to Astoria
Anything through the Smokies
The Hana Highway in Maui
The Olympic Peninsula
The Taconic Parkway in New York
The Natchez Trace Parkway in Missouri
I LOVE civil engineering and OPEN road driving, per the vid we were on Route 66 briefly going through SPringfield, Ill.
The Cabot Trail at the beginning is one that I have ALWAYS wanted to do…and will.
And regarding the Champs de Whateva? The Nazees marched through that arch so if I went there, that’s what I would think, so I am NOT going there! It’s too easy to conquer…anyway.
My hairs stood up @1:30…Breathe deep and buckle up, and don’t drive more than 10mph over the posted limit!
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I’ve been on the Natchez Trace but it’s been a couple of decades. At one roadside park there was a section of the original trace we could see in the woods that was a deep foot path so well-trod nothing much grew on it.
I recall “alligator alley” in FLA. and it was a big disappointment–no scenery and no alligators, only a gas station half way. Completely flat and nothing there
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dee- Thank you. I can scratch alligator alley off my list. lol!
Sounds like a trip between Las Vegas, NV and Riverside county, CA
Bad place to get a flat.
Musta been taken from Corey Booker’s road trip from New Jersey to Hawaii.
Yep – dangerous as it was fabulous! Andy Gillum was his co-pilot/partner.
izlamo delenda est …
I guess they didn’t drive the city of Tucson, between the potholes and the driver’s you thank The Lord 🙏 everytime you make it home. 😉
“It’s not the journey, it’s the destination” ~ Joe Biden
Looks like I’m gonna have to renew my passport and hit up Cape Breton.
Did Lombard St. when I was in California 40+ yrs ago. Pretty neat but the VW is was in didn’t like it. First place (San Fran) I ever saw handrails on sidewalks.
Clickbait. 🙄
“…the United States and Canada does not…?” What kind of grammar is that?
And you can’t have gridlock on a limited access highway — there is no grid to be locked. I wish people would quit using “gridlock” as a synonym for “traffic jam.”
I nominate the state highway that I have to enter into with a left turn each morning – especially in the dark, when raining – as one of the most dangerous roads to navigate. You have to make a judgement call, and hope that it was the right call.
I wonder which two foot section of Shanghai’s five level interchange I had to exchange my retirement for?
Different Tim, I was in SF in ’76. Lombard St. was cool, but Filbert St. nearly made me crawl out of the car before it went over the edge … and I was driving! The cop car ahead of us totally upended and disappeared as it went over the edge. I don’t remember if anyone was behind me, but I crawled at 2mph until I could actually see the bottom of the hill!
That Norway highway business. Wow. I wouldn’t go across it unless it had a cage around it. lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NINMwuxAZLI&feature=emb_logo
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Nope nope nope!
Snake Alley,Burlington, IA
That was great and right up my ‘alley’.
I would like to add the following domestic roads here in the great USA:
Kancamancus Highway in northern New Hampshire
Go to the Sun Highway in Montana’s Glacier National Park
US Route 1 through the Keys of Florida
The FDR Drive and the West Side Drive in Manhattan (with NO traffic…)
The drive along the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon then to Astoria
Anything through the Smokies
The Hana Highway in Maui
The Olympic Peninsula
The Taconic Parkway in New York
The Natchez Trace Parkway in Missouri
I LOVE civil engineering and OPEN road driving, per the vid we were on Route 66 briefly going through SPringfield, Ill.
The Cabot Trail at the beginning is one that I have ALWAYS wanted to do…and will.
And regarding the Champs de Whateva? The Nazees marched through that arch so if I went there, that’s what I would think, so I am NOT going there! It’s too easy to conquer…anyway.
Robert Frost, The Road NOT Taken:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrBHd41YqTc&feature=emb_logo
My hairs stood up @1:30…Breathe deep and buckle up, and don’t drive more than 10mph over the posted limit!
“
I’ve been on the Natchez Trace but it’s been a couple of decades. At one roadside park there was a section of the original trace we could see in the woods that was a deep foot path so well-trod nothing much grew on it.
I recall “alligator alley” in FLA. and it was a big disappointment–no scenery and no alligators, only a gas station half way. Completely flat and nothing there
dee- Thank you. I can scratch alligator alley off my list. lol!
Sounds like a trip between Las Vegas, NV and Riverside county, CA