If you missed yesterday’s post that is probably because I forgot to give it a category and, therefore, no e-mail was sent to subscribers. I apologize for the oversight and you can read about Wednesday and Thursday at the US Air Force Museum here. I spent most of today enjoying the sights of Cincinnati. I … Continue reading Cincinnati
The National Park Service has two parkways that approximately follow the crest of the Appalachian Mountains in Virginia and North Carolina. One is called Skyline Drive which runs through Shenandoah National Park in Virginia. The other is the Blue Ridge Parkway which is a 469 mile long, two lane (one each direction), controlled access road … Continue reading Day 53 – Appalachian Goodness
My first tourist stop of the day was the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Chevrolet Corvettes are assembled in Bowling Green and, over the years, the Vette has become an institution so they decided to create what is thought to be the only museum in the world dedicated to just one model of … Continue reading Day 52 – Crumpled Cars and the World’s Largest Known Cave
Today was mainly a driving day as I hit the 10,000 mile mark just before crossing the Mississippi river and, I’m glad to say, the weather was calm and sunny. The journey was 346 miles through four states – Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky – with the only tourist stop being the Cathedral Basilica of … Continue reading Day 51 – Beauty in St. Louis