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Interstate to St Louis. . . .road_sights
So my mind has created its own Spooky
Mountain story; then comes the real fright, tunnel in mountain. Everyone has
their psychic fears and phobias: buried alive in a tunnel collapse is
mine. Glimpse eternity; salvation
daylight.
So you think it's just houses on the
hill with a great view, HA, look below closely.
Yep! To my horror, another damn tunnel,
look closely at billboard on lower right.(it says: I SCREAM for ice cream)
Those houses on hillside?
Within a lifetime of seconds, I could
see the light at the end of the tunnel. While in the first really really long
tunnel my thoughts had been, "if it collapses, I'll just slit my
wrists."
Now this is one cool visual
construction, taken at 60pmr, no room for hesitation or error, got to be in the
correct lane.
The occasional drizzle had the wipers
on timer; Sign says "Welcome to OHIO"
Eastern mountain Ohio houses weren't as
large as east coast houses.
The interstate does provide some scenes
only seen there, why steal just one bus at a time, toe it.
On the far side of Columbus Ohio road
construction at a bridge had stopped all motion westward for 30 minutes; this
biker was in left lane and posed photo
Five minutes of setting, then move up 3
car lengths. Occasional cement trucks
crossed over to right to get to distant bridge. The ground between was very wet. Better have full tank of gas;
this delay took 2 hours.
Any type of construction, this going
east, shifting traffic into one lane caused a back up for 15 miles; which
allowed me to see all the trucks.
A half-mile before construction bridge
the traffic resumed speed. But it took
40 miles before all the slower traffic shifted to right lane, then zoom
75mph. Leaving Ohio.
Indianapolis, Indiana Airport on right
side of I-70 westward. Letterman uses
that??
Only another 270 miles till home and
"Dead like me" is on TV (its Tuesday @6pm) (Just caught the end of
the second episode.)
Another traffic jam slows me
again. Sunshine finally seen an hour
before home.
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