'Cause I went thru Alabama with a banjo on my knee
Trip Start
Aug 15, 2008
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Trip End
Ongoing
Alright, so today started out with a semi-early breakfast at Cool Moose. Some delicious sandwiches, blueberry coffee, and a few teary goodbyes later... we were on our merry little way.
We headed out of Jacksonville on the never-ending I-10.... Good God. Longest, most boring stretch of interstate in Florida.
Upon finally leaving I-10 and turning into Alabama, we decided that risking our lives for just a hot minute would be a brilliant idea.
We went for a stroll down some railroad tracks... and then took a little jog through some snake infested high grass up the hill to the side of the highway which (besides us) is only driven by semi-trucks OR semi-trucks carrying houses on their backs... Not okay when you're inches away on the side of the road. The breeze from the trucks alone was enough to knock a small girl over. Some photo evidence of our excursion through Alabama and near death experience is posted for your viewing pleasure.
After running for our lives for a spit second, we drove through the backwoods of Alabama for a bit and discovered (from a billboard) that "if you don't go to church, the devil will get you." Watch out kids.... scary stuff here. (We remained inconspicuous in our car for most of that stretch). Unfortunately, no evidence of this life lesson was obtained......
A couple (namely 5) hours later, we arrived in Birmingham, stuffed our faces and started on this sweet little blog.
Tune in tomorrow. We should have some pretty good stories from Memphis :)
We headed out of Jacksonville on the never-ending I-10.... Good God. Longest, most boring stretch of interstate in Florida.
Upon finally leaving I-10 and turning into Alabama, we decided that risking our lives for just a hot minute would be a brilliant idea.
We went for a stroll down some railroad tracks... and then took a little jog through some snake infested high grass up the hill to the side of the highway which (besides us) is only driven by semi-trucks OR semi-trucks carrying houses on their backs... Not okay when you're inches away on the side of the road. The breeze from the trucks alone was enough to knock a small girl over. Some photo evidence of our excursion through Alabama and near death experience is posted for your viewing pleasure.
After running for our lives for a spit second, we drove through the backwoods of Alabama for a bit and discovered (from a billboard) that "if you don't go to church, the devil will get you." Watch out kids.... scary stuff here. (We remained inconspicuous in our car for most of that stretch). Unfortunately, no evidence of this life lesson was obtained......
A couple (namely 5) hours later, we arrived in Birmingham, stuffed our faces and started on this sweet little blog.
Tune in tomorrow. We should have some pretty good stories from Memphis :)



Comments
Hey Thelma and Louise
Day 1 sounds like it went well, looking forward to hearing about Day 2...3,4,5...!
Re: Hey Thelma and Louise
Yay!!!
this is So
Fucking cool!!!
Jamie came to TacoLu and said you had departed on that morning!!!
THis is only my first entry and I'm so excited for you!!
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