The "belt buckle of the corn belt?" Are you kidding. I thought it looked the second hole from the end.
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About Me
- Jim
- I notice things(stare). I discern(judge). I draw conclusions(comment). Mostly unsolicited.
2 comments:
Hey, Jim, great blog! It reminds me of my trip from LA to Detroit back in 2001. Be sure to stop by Keenesburg, CO (41 miles east of Denver on I-76) - home of "500 happy people and a few soreheads!"
Could you post the town name and the state where you are each day? It would make it easier for your fans to keep track of where you are each day.
Happy trails! - Mike
Mike. You are encouraging Jim to make progress toward California.
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