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Day 14: On top of Old Smoky | 9000 Miles
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What’s this blog all about? Where I’ve been so far. The best and worst of 125 days on the road. Day 14: On top of Old Smoky. DAY 14: Knoxville, Tennessee. Miles traveled: 1,825. Weather: 85, sunny. I didn’t get to fully enjoy my time at the top, because all I kept thinking was, How in the world are we going to get back down? Reaching the top was a rewarding triumph. Afterwards we played in the rapids and jumped around on some of the rocks. I was glad to have Keilan show me some of the local sights in eas...
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Friday Photo: Grand Teton stream | 9000 Miles
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What’s this blog all about? Where I’ve been so far. The best and worst of 125 days on the road. Friday Photo: Grand Teton stream. Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. Another stream running through Grand Teton and the hills all around it. See all of my Friday Photos. This entry was posted on Friday, December 17th, 2010 at 10:19 am and is filed under Friday Photo. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Feed You can leave a response. From your own site. Laquo; Previous Post. Young(i...
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Day 4: Allow me to introduce my pet deer | 9000 Miles
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What’s this blog all about? Where I’ve been so far. The best and worst of 125 days on the road. Day 4: Allow me to introduce my pet deer. DAY 4: Man, West Virginia. Miles traveled so far: 680. States visited so far: 3. Weather: 45, rainy. That’s me feeding a deer. Impossible, you say! Nope, it is indeed real. They have a sign on their marquee: Chicken in the Box To Go in the Fingers Here. Can anyone make sense of this? I also passed through the town of Man. Despite its awesome name, there wasn’t much...
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I’m officially a quirky travel guy | 9000 Miles
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What’s this blog all about? Where I’ve been so far. The best and worst of 125 days on the road. I’m officially a quirky travel guy. 9000 Miles was a blast, but the site has run its course. If you’re still following along with me, head over to Quirky Travel Guy. The new travel site I debuted this week. I’m still in the process of tinkering with the layout, but content is already going up three times a week, with stories about my visits to 49 states (no Hawaii yet), Canada, and Mexico. From your own site.
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The best and worst of 125 days on the road | 9000 Miles
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What’s this blog all about? Where I’ve been so far. The best and worst of 125 days on the road. The best and worst of 125 days on the road. Here it is, the recap of my 16,000 miles, 46 states, and 125 days on the road. Some of these stories, I never blogged about in the first place, so the details are all-new:. Highest elevation reached: 11,158 feet at Johnson Tunnel near Vail, Colorado. 9,900 feet while hiking in Yellowstone National Park. Lowest elevation reached: -282 feet at Death Valley, California.
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Moving pictures: Assorted video clips from my trip | 9000 Miles
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What’s this blog all about? Where I’ve been so far. The best and worst of 125 days on the road. Moving pictures: Assorted video clips from my trip. When I began my 4-month journey, I imagined that I’d be taking videos everywhere, which I could later stitch together into some sort of movie. But I ended up not having the time, nor the space on my computer, to follow through. The hailstorm of the century. Like a responsible driver, I pulled out my camera and started filming while racing down the freeway.
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Day 18: New Orleans is a sweet, sweet temptress | 9000 Miles
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What’s this blog all about? Where I’ve been so far. The best and worst of 125 days on the road. Day 18: New Orleans is a sweet, sweet temptress. DAY 18: New Orleans, Louisiana. Miles traveled: 2,978. Weather: 79, mostly sunny. Brandon let me ride his bike to Café Du Monde, the famous coffeeshop in the city. I got iced café au lait and beignet, because about 100 people told me that’s one of the things I have to do in New Orleans. I don’t even drink coffee but I had to partake in the custom. Half the peopl...
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Friday Photo: Tunnel border | 9000 Miles
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What’s this blog all about? Where I’ve been so far. The best and worst of 125 days on the road. Friday Photo: Tunnel border. A shot in the tunnel that borders the two states. Up ahead are lots of pine trees and a small “Welcome to Oregon” sign on the right side of the road. See all of my Friday Photos. This entry was posted on Friday, December 10th, 2010 at 10:14 am and is filed under Friday Photo. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Feed You can leave a response. Rating the m...
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Where I’ve been so far | 9000 Miles
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What’s this blog all about? Where I’ve been so far. The best and worst of 125 days on the road. Where I’ve been so far. Here’s the map of where I traveled from April 15 to August 15 in 2009. Start in Pittsburgh and follow the path south. The only states of the lower 48 that I missed were the Dakotas, but I made it there in the summer of 2010 (scroll down! Make sure to check out this eight-minute compilation video of my summer road trip. DAY 1: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. DAY 2: Elkins, West Virginia. DAY 4...
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East Bay Gas Lines: East Bay Gas Lines - How to Convert Your Generator to Run on Propane - Danville
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East Bay Gas Lines. Friday, May 10, 2013. East Bay Gas Lines - How to Convert Your Generator to Run on Propane - Danville. One might ask "Why would I want to have my. Generators spend much of their life idling away, racking up hour after hour of time. Usually these small engines require oil changes every 100 hrs or so, an amount that can be racked up in pretty short order for a van dweller or any other type of traveler that is relying on a portable generator to supply their electrical power. Beyond exten...
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