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I’m still looking for cars on the last leg of my drive home from Knoxville. Traveling over the Ohio River on the old double-decker bridge, I can see the Cincinnati skyline. There’s a great view of the historic John Roebling Suspension Bridge, Cincinnati Reds stadium, and Riverfront. My next stop was Piqua, Ohio, a small […]
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Why do you pull off the freeway on a long drive? To get gas, eat, or find a bathroom, right? True, Buc-ee’s Convenience Store satisfies all of the above but you might want to check out the local scenery, tour a museum, or visit other non pitstop famous landmarks. Niagara Falls, for example… As for
Finding Jesus on the Highway Read More »
Whenever I’m on the road, I keep an eye out for interesting cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Ya never know when or where you’ll find stuff, but sometimes a town has an aura about it. Roll down a window and you might smell a mix of gas and oil in the air, mingled with a whiff
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Last Saturday, I attended the Hamburg Family Fun Fest Car Show. I signed up a few months ago, but all three of my vintage Datsuns were temporarily out of commission. Not wanting to miss the show, I pulled the 2005 MR2 Spyder (Bugs) out of storage, wiped the dust off the dash, and drove topless
Its a Family Affair Read More »
You never know what life has in store. Call it luck, fate, or God’s plan. Sometimes wonderful things happen, like winning the lottery, but who would’ve thought a seating chart would forever transform the lives of two people? It happened in 1954, at Madison View High School in Wisconsin. At the start of the new
Super 88 Road Trip Romance Read More »
An hour into the drive, doubt start to creep in. That little voice trying to undermine my adventure, challenging me, causing me to hesitate. I turn the music to contemplate. Its a crisp, clear autumn day and the Maple trees form a tunnel of color as I speed down the highway. I was excited
The M1 Concourse is located on 87 acres of land in Pontiac, Michigan, right off of Woodward Avenue. For folks not from around here, Pontiac is a suburb of Detroit and Woodward Avenue is as famous here as Route 66. In 1909, Woodward became the first paved road in America. That first one mile stretch
Cars & coffee at the track Read More »
I recently received a notice about my high school’s 50th year reunion. No…Really? Did the mailman mix up the mail again? Return to sender! Luckily, I still have some basic math skills and after double checking, it’s not a mistake. Once, I thought high school would agonizingly never end and now it seems like a
Ultimate Throwback: A 50-Year Reunion Read More »