Monday, September 19
Drove on the old National Road/ US-40 from Zanesville to Cambridge, then I-77 south through West Virginia to Virginia. Stopped at the Virginia Welcome Center for my Virginia peanut fix and Wytheville for gas and my Chocolate/Blueberry Ugly fix.
U.S.-421 from Winston-Salem to I-40 at Greensboro. Made it through the Raleigh-Durham Sytangler on I-40 with no problems. Then, US-70 to Goldsboro.
Met Bob at Mom's house then Julie arrived. We ate at Pizza Inn and spent the rest of the night sorting through Mom's stuff. I mainly concentrated on books.
--RoadDog
Listen to this man. Seven years of college, you know. Trying to reason with 2020 and, now, 2022.
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Monday, October 3, 2016
Monday, September 12, 2016
North Carolina Summer 2016-- Part 12: On the Way Home
July 31, Sunday.
US-70 to Raleigh and then I-40. Doing this on a Sunday means there is no traffic jams. Got off on US-421 and stopped at a Cook-Out restaurant which has a really good Carolina bbq, slaw, fries and hush puppies for $3.99. Good deal.
Then US-52 to I-77 and gas and Chocolate Uglys at Wytheville. Gas now $1.87. I always love gas under $2. Experienced long back ups at the first two toll booths heading north on the West Virginia Turnpike and just plain heavy traffic. Sunday must be a big travel day in the state. Then I hit quite a long traffic stop a few miles outside of Charleston. Never did see why we had that backup.
I-77 north to US-33 and then into Ohio. Stopped at a place I've been meaning to stop at in Logan, Ohio, called Millstone BBQ. I'll definitely stop again..
I-70 through Columbus to Motel 6 in Richmond, Indiana, for the night.
A Traveling, Eating Kind of Day. --RoadDog
OH HELL! ... Let's Offend Everybody: What is the difference between a southern zoo and a northern zoo? Answer: The southern zoo has a description of the animal along with a recipe.
Sorry If You're Offended, But These Are Funny.
US-70 to Raleigh and then I-40. Doing this on a Sunday means there is no traffic jams. Got off on US-421 and stopped at a Cook-Out restaurant which has a really good Carolina bbq, slaw, fries and hush puppies for $3.99. Good deal.
Then US-52 to I-77 and gas and Chocolate Uglys at Wytheville. Gas now $1.87. I always love gas under $2. Experienced long back ups at the first two toll booths heading north on the West Virginia Turnpike and just plain heavy traffic. Sunday must be a big travel day in the state. Then I hit quite a long traffic stop a few miles outside of Charleston. Never did see why we had that backup.
I-77 north to US-33 and then into Ohio. Stopped at a place I've been meaning to stop at in Logan, Ohio, called Millstone BBQ. I'll definitely stop again..
I-70 through Columbus to Motel 6 in Richmond, Indiana, for the night.
A Traveling, Eating Kind of Day. --RoadDog
OH HELL! ... Let's Offend Everybody: What is the difference between a southern zoo and a northern zoo? Answer: The southern zoo has a description of the animal along with a recipe.
Sorry If You're Offended, But These Are Funny.
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Thursday, May 19, 2016
N.C. Spring Trip 2016-- Part 2: A Scary Drive Down the Mountain But Soothed With the 'Cue
APRIL 30, SATURDAY
Listening to the CD by the Brothers Osborne called Pawn Shop, a country band with a rock sound.
Took I-70 from Springfield through Columbus to US-33 on the east side and then southeast to West Virginia. Made my usual stop for gas at Dogpatch Crossing. Gas everywhere in Ohio was $2.30 to $2.35. gas at the Crossing was $2.35. I stocked up on my Grippo's caramel corn. I am told there are no places in the area that sell Grippo's products and that it is out of Cincinnati.
Then I-77 in W.Va. to the Virginia Welcome center for my Virginia peanut fix and gas at Wytheville, Virginia for $1.96. Best price yet. Had major fog and mighty scary coming down I-77 the last eight miles to N.C..
Stopped at Hursey's Barbecue in Graham, N.C. for some of their great 'cue.
Then US-421 to I-40 through the Raleigh-Durham terror, US-70 to Goldsboro.
--RoadDog
YOU'RE OLD IF YOU REMEMBER: When nearly everyone's mom was at home when the kids came back from school.
Listening to the CD by the Brothers Osborne called Pawn Shop, a country band with a rock sound.
Took I-70 from Springfield through Columbus to US-33 on the east side and then southeast to West Virginia. Made my usual stop for gas at Dogpatch Crossing. Gas everywhere in Ohio was $2.30 to $2.35. gas at the Crossing was $2.35. I stocked up on my Grippo's caramel corn. I am told there are no places in the area that sell Grippo's products and that it is out of Cincinnati.
Then I-77 in W.Va. to the Virginia Welcome center for my Virginia peanut fix and gas at Wytheville, Virginia for $1.96. Best price yet. Had major fog and mighty scary coming down I-77 the last eight miles to N.C..
Stopped at Hursey's Barbecue in Graham, N.C. for some of their great 'cue.
Then US-421 to I-40 through the Raleigh-Durham terror, US-70 to Goldsboro.
--RoadDog
YOU'RE OLD IF YOU REMEMBER: When nearly everyone's mom was at home when the kids came back from school.
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