That was interesting.
I just went for a bit of a drive this morning. I figured I couldn't just sit in the hotel room for another entire day so I found the nearest Hardees, mapped it out and headed west. The restaurant is in New Iberia, LA. About 90 miles from here. West on I10 and South on LA 90. I was amazed that the road was as good as it is. I guess mild winters and effectively no ground frost make for decent highway stability. I was also amazed by the bridge(s). There was one stretch that had to be about 20 miles long where I10 runs through a swamp. The roadway is elevated about 20 feet above the water on pilings for the entire stretch.
I saw a Steven's Transport rig and trailer on my way back but I couldn't tell if it was my father-in-law.
The restaurant was pretty old and a bit drab, but the food was hot and fresh so it was worth it.
Now I'm back to watch the fall Taladega race on TV. Yippee. What a life.
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Actually life is pretty nifty! Taking rides and seeing what's out there in your new home state is a good way to spend some time accruing knowledge. Non?
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