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Drive Friendly
“Drive Friendly” was on signs posted on the highways of Oklahoma. I liked the sentiment as well as the way it was delivered. It was a suggestion and not a demand. It wasn’t like it was legislated behavior where… Continue reading
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On the Road – SD the finals
I started out in Rapid City and found this gem of a car museum. Yes, they also sell cars, but it is a genuine museum and the entrance fee is only $5. If you sign the guest book you get… Continue reading
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On the Road – Travel to SD
Today I left Wyoming and headed to Rapid City, SD. It was a driving day and no museums were on the schedule. As I pulled out of Laramie to get on the many state roads that would take me to… Continue reading
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On the Road – Utah
When I left Reno I hit US 50 and got within a couple of hours of the Bonneville museum in Wendover, UT. I decided to find a hotel and get some rest in Ely. After getting up bright and early… Continue reading
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On the Road – Americas Loneliest Road
I decided to head on to Utah and stay away from the Interstates again. So I took US 50 which is known as the loneliest road in America. It didn’t start out that way. It began like most roads with… Continue reading
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On the Road – Reno, NV
This morning I woke up early. I mean really early – because a bear and her cubs were rummaging around in the motel’s dumpster. Not a big deal, just a little noisy. It was a very pleasant motel in Walker,… Continue reading
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On the Road – toward Reno
This morning I set out in the direction of Reno, NV, taking in a small piece of what is left of the historic Route 66 as I left the Pasadena area. I stayed on 66 as long as I… Continue reading
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On the Road – Car movies
As I travel by road across these American states I cannot help but think about various movies that I identify with the places I’m driving through or staying in. This morning I’ll be heading into Nevada and driving to Reno… Continue reading
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On the Road – Peterson Museum
The Peterson Museum was featuring a display on “micro cars” this month. I wound my way into the heart of Los Angeles from Pasadena. The museum doesn’t open until 10:00 in the morning so I wasn’t trying to get down… Continue reading

