500 miles 500 miles 500 miles I have to go

Well is has been a while since I posted on my blog and I am sorry for the delay.  I post on 4 corvette forums and by the end of the day after driving and talking, posting, my blog has suffered.

If you would like a 36 page story of my trip, posted on Corvetteforum,  you do not need to join, just copy the following link and paste it in  the Google search space or at the top of your internet www line

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c1-and-c2-corvettes/2650649-the-car-is-packed-48-states-await.html

This link will take you to the start of the trip,  just continue to scroll down and all will be revealed

New Orleans was great





  and a trip though Alabama had its moments, Texas and the Johnson space center, KY and Bowling Green and the National Corvette Museum was something




Alabama




Relaxing in Florida


North Carolina



Women own Corvettes too,  Valeria and her 1960  , host for my stay in Charlotte NC

Star of Roanoke VA  100 feet tall  moon on left



Washington DC

Hard to believe that 2 months have gone by

Last time I blogged I was in Colorado, now I'm enjoying Seabrook Texas,  a suburb or Houston.  The trip continues to be absolutely unbelievable.  From the vast prairie lands of east Kansas, with gas  and oil wells to feed lots with 20,000 head of cattle just standing around and getting fat.

Speaking of which, I had a great steak at the Cattleman's Steak House in Oklahoma City, but then moved on to Mena Arkansas and its very pretty countryside.  Forum members continue to help me along the way with food , shelter and some mothering as I have picked up some kind of stomach bug or food poisoning along the way.

Next stop is  New Orleans and I can't wait,  BBQ shrimp is on the menu along with  a night out . Guess my stomach upset didn't affect my appetite.

As you can see , I have gone native.