Friday, April 13, 2007
Natural Bridge to Raleigh
We crossed back over the Blue Ridge Mountains going SE from Roanoke, Va, t0 Ashboro, NC on Rt 220, a four lane highway almost all the way with close to zero traffic.It was really a scenic ride. Stopped at a Revolutionary War Site in Guilford, NC. Our guys lost the battle, but British loses left them unable to continue, and they had to wander back toward the coast for supplies and reinforcements. It was all down hill for the Brits after that, and Yorktown occurred within a year. Our camp ground in Ashboro is very, very rural. We set up, put $200 worth of fuel in the truck (first since Baltimore), and stopped at a bar-b-que joint on the main road. Pork barb, cole slaw, hush puppies, french fries, baked beans and non-alcoholic beverages. With tip, $20. Drove about 35 miles east on Rt. 64 to Pittsboro and tracked down Debbie Martin, Rich Salmon, Jetur, Melissa, her children Tucker and Marin, and her friend, Joe. Quite a lively group. Followed them back to Debbie's house and chatted for a while. Rich looks great . Hope to see them again today. All for now.
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Hi Bruce and Dana,
I am sorry I didn't get to say good bye before you left! Ed and I wish you the best and will be reading about your trip to get some ideas for our cross country adventure. Once I stop teaching we will be making some plans. We will miss you but are happy for you both. When you get to Montana, let me know and I will tell you how to reach Dave. He would love to see you both. Have a safe trip.
Fondly, Liz
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