Road Trip!

By Tim on 05/08/2012 in Personal

After last month’s trip south as chronicled in Why We Are Unlikely to Visit Las Vegas Again at the old blog, we are about to depart for another trip to the East Coast to visit family and friends and, once again, unless the house sitter cracks the password on one of the spare laptops we left behind, don’t look for much of anything new to appear here until sometime around Memorial Day. In the meantime, some items will be plucked from the archives and shown here while it’s possible that a picture or two might appear over at the old blog.

Dependent upon the weather, we plan to visit Williamsburg, VA after Pennsylvania and New York and, though our return trip is still up in the air, Louisville, Kentucky is a possible stop on the way back. I was surprised to see Google Maps show the northerly route (shown above) from Louisville back to Montana as the first option. Yahoo! Maps routes through Kansas City and Omaha and seems like a much better way to go.

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