Posted by Greg1959 on January 12, 2015 at 11:29:27 from (69.176.46.42):
Anyone ever just be sitting around and think of or hear of a place and just hop in the car and drive there to check it out? I use to do it often.
In the late 80's a lady I worked with was always talking about this great truck stop(where she grew up) that had the best Navajo Tacos she had ever eaten. It was located in Tuba City, Arizona.
Sitting around one day thinking about those tacos the lady kept raving about, I decided I wanted to get one.
Hopped in my car and drove from east Kentucky to the Arizona truck stop. It was a little over 1800 miles each way. I would pull over at rest areas to nap in my car.
The tacos were pretty good. I ate until I was full, talked to some locals in the truck stop then I drove back home.
It was a blast and I got to see a lot of scenery on the trip.
I did road trips for over 10 years. You think about/hear about/read about a place and say to yourself...'that sounds like a place I gotta see'. Jump in the car and go. The only planning was the road atlas I kept in the car.
Another one, I wanted to see Yellowstone park in wyoming. Picked up soap and a tooth brush on the way. Took baths in creeks wherever I could find a secluded spot.
Bought a fly rod and reel plus 3 day fishing permit to catch trout to eat. Dang, the regulations to fish there were tough. You could only fish in certain areas. Like from so-and-so bridge to the big rock in the bend of the creek, etc.
Other times, heck, just make a Coors run to the west side of the country.
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