Traveling cross country by my lonesome

The most boring part is between San Antonio and El Paso... Especially back in the days when 55 mph was strictly enforced...

Rocky Mountain oysters.

Earle

OK....I will be traveling to Boulder tomorrow...where are the oysters?

Larry

The Denver Rocky Mountain News said a few years back, that a bar in Grover, Colorado was a good place to get them. From Boulder head northeast to Greeley, and then ask around.

Earle

Ok...thanks. After Boulder we'll be heading south...toward the NM border. Hope to have an Enchilada breakfast in there somewhere. But will look for the bar on the way back. If anyone sees a white 01 gc from ND honk...

Larry

Kate proclaimed:

In a sports car, did ya know you can head from Omaha to Lincoln, then jog a bit to the right... and from just west of Lincoln you can bungee cord your steering wheel in place and never leave the pavement all the way to Grand Island? Never tried it in a wind, but did try it on normal weather.

Grumman-581 proclaimed:

Yeah, about the only change in the scenery was when you passed some poor bastard that had fallen asleep and driven off the road trying to stay down to 55.

larry proclaimed:

Most of 'em are still on the young bulls about to become steers.

You can always head up around Idaho Springs then cut over toward Blackhawk and Central City and pick up a bit of gold out of the creek. Of course if you stop IN Blackhawk, you've a good chance of leaving all that gold, and silver, and paper money, and checks, and credit cards behind.

larry proclaimed:

Where in NoDak? Was born in Minot, lived over near the wide spot in the road called Max for a few years before the old man moved back to Montana.

A tax on the use of the roads... It's deductible, right?

Well we're in your home town. Been Minot since 1985. Just retired from the college. Love it up here even the winters. But then I am a native Kansan so the weather is not that much different, just no termites.

Now Montana is something else. We took highway 2 across Montana one time and was that an experience. That has got to be the last true outback and I mean that in a good way. I still remember the a little trading post built out of logs and and added on to over the years. They had about everything in that store.

Larry

I'll check the map for that.

Larry

oblivious

: > Amen to THAT! : : In a sports car, did ya know you can head from Omaha to Lincoln, then : jog a bit to the right... and from just west of Lincoln you can bungee : cord your steering wheel in place and never leave the pavement all the : way to Grand Island? Never tried it in a wind, but did try it on normal : weather.

LOL! and probabaly a trooper hiding here and there to see if you'll try to find out just how fast you can go.

Bungee cords... *snikker*

Oh - My - Gawd! You have been hanging out with my evil husband, haven't you. I thought he was the only one that said that.