more observations
Jul. 20th, 2005 04:13 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bunrabInterstate 95 doesn't have much in the way of frontage roads (access roads, service roads). In Texas, on IH-35, one could travel next to the highway, on the frontage road, through most of the state, except a few places where there's rivers and such.
Of course, for "alternate route" I95 has always had Route 1. A lot of people, especially in the west, would think "Route 66" if one asked them what the all-American road was. But people on the east coast have always known it's Route 1. Since I lived in Boston and learned to drive there, I always tend to think of it as the Boston Post Road, even in places where it's named something else.
There are a lot fewer Jesus fish on cars here. And although there's those "God Bless America" and "God Bless Our Troops" ribbon stickers, I have, thankfully, seen none of the bumper stickers in the way of "Jesus is Lord Over Austin" and the like.
The appointment of a new conductor for the symphony orchestra rated the front page of the daily paper.
The Howard County library system rocks!
Of course, for "alternate route" I95 has always had Route 1. A lot of people, especially in the west, would think "Route 66" if one asked them what the all-American road was. But people on the east coast have always known it's Route 1. Since I lived in Boston and learned to drive there, I always tend to think of it as the Boston Post Road, even in places where it's named something else.
There are a lot fewer Jesus fish on cars here. And although there's those "God Bless America" and "God Bless Our Troops" ribbon stickers, I have, thankfully, seen none of the bumper stickers in the way of "Jesus is Lord Over Austin" and the like.
The appointment of a new conductor for the symphony orchestra rated the front page of the daily paper.
The Howard County library system rocks!
