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Took a Drive Today - Great Roads!
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Looks like my neck of the woods.
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Beautiful. Bet it's even more so in the fall!
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Illinois is similarly flat. Lived there for 4 years and there was plenty of scenery - as long as you like corn and wheat! I have to have mountains.
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That is beautiful countryside. So much like eastern Connecticut, Massachusetts, and nothern New England. And you're not in congested traffic!
So what did you have for breakfast? I'm guessing scrambled eggs, salty ham, biscuits, and fried apples!
Really enjoy the photos.
Tom M.
So what did you have for breakfast? I'm guessing scrambled eggs, salty ham, biscuits, and fried apples!
Really enjoy the photos.
Tom M.
Our back roads are horrible. Narrow, winding, hilly and full of potholes. Guy I used to know had his Ferrari demolished when he was hit head on by a school bus. He got another one. I had breakfast at a local diner on Friday with a guy who also owned a Ferrari - for one year. He sold it after a $1,500.00 tuneup. He now has a boat. The engine broke down on Martha's Vineyard. No one was available to fix it. (They're very independent on those islands). He went back, pulled a few wires, prayed to God and it started.
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