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Love the old highways. I'm sure I've mentioned before that in my younger days I would drive Highway 41 from Tennessee to Chicago to meet up with college buddies over long weekends. Always enjoyed that I was in the middle of an Allman Brothers song.

And good God, to be young and stupid. I'm just realizing that was a 7-hour trip in good conditions. I would leave Friday at the end of the work day, and drive until after midnight to get there, then drive back on Sunday. Dumb.

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Love the old highways. I'm sure I've mentioned before that in my younger days I would drive Highway 41 from Tennessee to Chicago to meet up with college buddies over long weekends. Always enjoyed that I was in the middle of an Allman Brothers song.

And good God, to be young and stupid. I'm just realizing that was a 7-hour trip in good conditions. I would leave Friday at the end of the work day, and drive until after midnight to get there, then drive back on Sunday. Dumb.

Maybe, but those kinds of trips sure did seem like a good idea at the time.

I'd give.....a lot.....to have that kind of energy, stamina, and general get-up-and-go again.  

Even out here in California the backroads take you through a bunch of towns that are largely overlooked, but are often pretty great.

One thing I like when we do short vacations nearby is taking the old roads.  Sometimes it’s sad to see towns ruined by a Walmart on the outskirts, but several towns in the mountains have come back and are pretty neat.

My wife likes Clarkesville, GA a lot.  The downtown square is pretty neat.

At an old job I had to go up to Clayton for something. Damn pretty country, and a welcome place to go in August.