I finally have some solid information about my van. Its officially dead. The dealership replaced the starter and it still wouldn’t start. Then they tried turning the crank shaft and it wouldn’t move. The engine is locked up. I have no idea what would’ve caused it. It was working fine the night before and wouldn’t […]
Read moreThank you all of you new readers for bearing with me while I fix the photos on my old pages. I have finally finished this process today. Let me know if you find any pictures that aren’t working. I flew back to Atlanta, GA on 12/8/2024. The van survived being stored on that guys yard […]
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My parents were in Alabama visiting family and wanted to meet up. I was going to Atlanta, GA so I could fly out to California for my cousins birthday so they drove up and we hung out for a few days. Yesterday we drove around and stopped at Reformation Brewery before going back to the […]
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After all of those museums I think I’m ready for a break for a while. Today I left Virginia and went down to the capitol in Raleigh, NC. It was a really pretty drive down there. It was dark when I got there so I didn’t really hang out long. I just went to the […]
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After the Army and Navy museums yesterday I looked up if there was a Navy museum too. It ends up that there is a National Museum of the US Navy in Washington DC too. I was lucky and it happened to be the only day that the museum is open. This one wasn’t nearly as […]
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I finally got to go to the museum that I’ve been trying to for the last week, the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center. When I got here the place was almost empty, it was great. Right as you walk in they have a Blackbird front and center. To […]
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Today I went to Richmond, VA to see the capitol and walk around some of downtown. The capitol grounds were pretty. I walked around a circle of a couple blocks around the capitol building to see the White House of the Confederacy. They a section of the drive shaft from the Iron-Clad ship Virginia (Merrimac) […]
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Today is another museum day, but it started by crossing one of the longest bridges in the country, the Chesapeake Bay Bridge/Tunnel. It’s 17.6 miles long with 12 miles of bridges and two mile long tunnels. There is so much water it looks like you are driving over the ocean. I stopped at the Virginia […]
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