Wasn't "Now You See Them" pretty dang good?
Wasn't "Now You See Them" pretty dang good?
Yes it was! I enjoyed it.
Unfortunately, we have a pretty good drive ahead of us tomorrow—straight out of Ohio. I heard we might stop to see the world's largest loaf of bread, though.
Tom Suddard wrote: Yes it was! I enjoyed it. Unfortunately, we have a pretty good drive ahead of us tomorrow—straight out of Ohio. I heard we might stop to see the world's largest loaf of bread, though.
if you're in the right part of the state, there's the giant basket HQ for the basket weaving company.
http://roadsidewonders.net/giant-basket-longaberger-headquarters/
In reply to JoeyM:
If ever there were an "America berkeley Yeah" moment--it's that. 
Curmudgeon wrote:Secretariata wrote:http://southcarolinacurrency.com/Population_Cities.htmlCurmudgeon wrote: Be specific. ALL of SC is backwoods.QFT! Largest city has approx. 110,000 population.
Interesting numbers. If you move to Greenville and think there's only going to be 56k people living there, have I got a surprise for you.
Too bad touchdown Jesus is dead.
beans wrote: Too bad touchdown Jesus is dead.
There is a plan to replace him, I thought.
DeadSkunk wrote:beans wrote: Too bad touchdown Jesus is dead.There is a plan to replace him, I thought.
Touchdown Muhammad ... is that what you mean???
Annddd....Flounder
in reply to Alfadriver:
i have been working far too much lately and have not called on any of the thursday cruise nights listed in the link i posted a couple pages ago. will do that this afternoon. ultimately, i will get the info to Tom and let the Suddard brain trust make the final call.
I will second the roads down around Athens, they are a lot of fun. Also some of the Hocking Hills parks, cool stuff.
We're back on the road, and Tim fixed the death vibration!
He put some spring boosters in the rear springs with the help of Athens Automotive. Now the car is sitting higher, which is making the U-joint in the middle of the differential work at a less extreme angle. Now it's running much smoother.
Woohoo! Time for Chinese Food. 
Drove 1150 miles yesterday with three kids and a dog and was thinking about the old Benz. I can really eat the miles with a modern truck but I'm not sure I want to travel like this anymore. Keep enjoying your trip.
Tom Suddard wrote: Woohoo! Time for Chinese Food.
Tim looks motivated in this pic.
Believe me, he was. He ate breakfast much earlier than we did.
In other news, the world got flatter and smellier.
Tom Suddard wrote: In other news, the world got flatter and smellier.
My advice is to try and put Ohio behind you as soon as possible.
DeadSkunk wrote:beans wrote: Too bad touchdown Jesus is dead.There is a plan to replace him, I thought.
Big Butter Jesus (aka Touchdown Jesus) has been replaced by 'missed it by this much' Jesus.
Big Butter Jesus before:
and after.
Tom_Spangler wrote:Tom Suddard wrote: In other news, the world got flatter and smellier.My advice is to try and put Ohio behind you as soon as possible.
That was harsh...
Athens and Columbus? Are you checking out Universities for Katie?
Columbus to Detroit. Maybe you can pick up an advertiser for Classic.
Snook's Dream Cars
Located right off I-75 in Bowling Green, OH
On Thursday nights in Depot Town, Ypsilanti, MI they have cruise night.
You're right near my neck of the woods too!
You stopped at wright Patterson AFB museum right?
It plus cedar point are all that make Ohio OK.
CGLockRacer wrote: On Thursday nights in Depot Town, Ypsilanti, MI they have cruise night. You're right near my neck of the woods too!
That would also put you at the last Hudson Dealership and the Ypsilanti Heritage Museum featuring Tucker (from Ypsi) and Corvair (built in Ypsi)
Woohoo, we just got to Indiana!
Tom Suddard wrote: Woohoo, we just got to Indiana!
I don't think anybody's ever said that before...
nocones wrote: You stopped at wright Patterson AFB museum right? It plus cedar point are all that make Ohio OK.
One summer we took a low key vacation. This was 2 of the stops. The other 2 were the Bowling Green, KY Corvette assembly plant and the horse farms in Lexington, KY.
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