<VV> speed on public highways

[FrankCB at aol.com]

Reminds me of the time in the 70s when I was driving in west Texas south of 
 Fort Stockton down to help in the startup of our new natural gas 
purification  plant in the "middle of nowhere"  Compared to the East Coast,  that 
place was a barren wilderness.  I drove for many miles without seeing  another 
living human being!  And that was way before cell phones,  so if the rental 
car broke down I could be  there a LONG before anybody passed by.  But those 
days I was  young and immortal (not like today!!) so I never worried about  
it.<GGG>
 
Frank "thanks for the memories" Burkhard 
 
 
In a message dated 4/2/2011 8:45:28 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
bryan at skiblack.com writes:

Sounds  enticing - I may get to try it out this summer, as Trevor is going 
from here  (Northern Virginia) to Phoenix to go to ASU.  One of his friends 
may do  the trip with him, but if not it looks like I'm going.  I may be 
looking  for places to stay in mid-August :-)

--Bryan

On Apr 2, 2011, at  2:24 PM, Bruce Alexander wrote:

> You guys need to come to the  "middle" ( of the US that is) I have driven 
 over 300 miles, on a great  interstate Hwy,across our state many times, in 
broad daylight,and not seen  another dozen vehicles all the way. What a 
great place to open up whatever  you're driving. We don't know what traffic is 
out  here.

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