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From now on, Coinfodder shall be referred to as The All-Illusive and Holy Coinfodder, God of Coins (OK, that's a little too far).
Today, we craw up the Mississippi River from Mississippi, to Missouri.
Hello Everybody. We go from the land of lake after lake and farmer unions to the land of the South, where the name Grant is a curse, and a city that does not celebrate July 4th. Welcome to Mississippi, folks.
By the way, have you seen the new Mississippi Flag? It sucks to high heaven. Bring back the Confederate flag and stop erasing history.
Now that I have the Fiat Station wagon engine working again, I guess it is time to leave Massachusetts, and head to the state that seems like got poked with a needle several thousand times. Welcome to the Great Lake State, everybody...
As we continue our little gaunt up and down the Atlantic Coast (at least for the last 3 installments of our journey), we stop in the land of lobster rolls, Clam Chowder, and crab products galore. Welcome to Massachusetts...
We head from the land of lobster to the land of crab, in many forms, including live, and fried in delicious cake form. Welcome to the state of Maryland, everyone...
Well folks, we are on I-95 North, to the Northern-most point in the Continental US, home of lobster galore (gross, I like crab legs better) and lighthouses every 5 miles, to the point you don't stop for a photo anymore. Welcome to Maine, folks...
Ironically, could the bandKatrina and the Wavesbe a poorly timed omen for the Hurricane of the same name? Katrina itself didn't kill, but horrible planning by the government and the following storm surge (waves) killed. I still do like the song, Walking on Sunshine. Anyways...
My old sweet country home. The land of Bluegrass (Stumpy, don't say it) and were mega-rich people blow money on horses, watching them run a small circular track in just over a minute. The home of Mammoth Cave. Welcome to Kentucky everyone. And, as the last post showed, we were pitched in a tornado from Kansas. Say goodbye to Tallgrass, say hello to Bluegrass...
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