Yes indeedy ! .
When Tom and I were young , our Father dragged us off in his funny Peugeots all over the place , blistering hot , not allowed to roll down the windows (no AC) nor talk , he was a white lipped & white knuckle driver kinda guy , always angry but still and all 50 + years later , all of us kids still love The Open Road , we just don't freak out if a child needs to pee or wants a coke or to look at that whatever thing over there ~ you really should try it , if you're flexible , you'll have fun and meet new people , bond with your Children and learn many new things (stay out of Watts , Ca. when you're wearing a Mitt for Pres. button etc.)
I'd love to drive to max's and pick over his old TD's before they're rusted away and hauled off for scrap .
-Nate
Tom wrote:
>
> ROAD TRIP!!
>
> This is the kind of thing that brother Nate would come up with and
> then send me an email announcing that he's going and expects me to come along.
>
>
> When Nate's son was much younger, we hit the road on a couple of trips
> with him. He hadn't been out of the city much, so it was a marvelous
> opportunity for him to see the country. I still love getting out on the road,
> just to look around as we drive.
>
> Tom
>
>
>
> In a message dated 5/21/2012 12:50:41 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
> kipsinc@... writes:
>
> Oh Max, this situation is killing me. You are a couple of hours from the
> left coast. I am a couple hours from the right coast (central Pa), and we
> have the huge, wide North Amercia in between. Hmmmm.
> I really wish we were a lot closer, it would be tempting to drive out with
> a trailer and pick up one of the TD's to use as a parts car.
> Dang.
> Soludos 'eh?
> Bill
>
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