I have a collection of all the maps. Took a couple years to get them. Now, all anyone has to do is contact each State my internet. One thing about paper maps: they go out of date.
I still have a couple service station maps from before the freeways were built. Still see bits and pieces of the old 2 lane highway traveling between Pasco and Spokane, WA
In the 40’s and early 50’s, once you found yourself behind a freight truck going up steep hills or going around tight curves doing about 15 or 25 mph., you could plan on staying there a good while. Yup, we called those “the GOOD old days”!
Yukoneric almost 15 years ago
I have a collection of all the maps. Took a couple years to get them. Now, all anyone has to do is contact each State my internet. One thing about paper maps: they go out of date.
mtbower07 almost 15 years ago
Pandora, OH About 20 miles west of Findlay. Stay on 12 it will take you right there.
AKHenderson Premium Member almost 15 years ago
You forgot to mention the Slauson Cutoff and the Fork In The Road.
http://www.angelfire.com/tv2/eccentric/artfern.htm
EarlWash almost 15 years ago
I still have a couple service station maps from before the freeways were built. Still see bits and pieces of the old 2 lane highway traveling between Pasco and Spokane, WA
In the 40’s and early 50’s, once you found yourself behind a freight truck going up steep hills or going around tight curves doing about 15 or 25 mph., you could plan on staying there a good while. Yup, we called those “the GOOD old days”!
Woodsman1035 almost 15 years ago
Join AAA, go on their web site and get a TripTik from anywhere to anywhere. You can even change your route, if you want.
kozykitn27 almost 15 years ago
Someone needs a GPS.
anserman38 almost 15 years ago
“…Until you come to…Yes! The Fork in the road!”