Loneliest Road - langsam
Hey Jamie,
Greetings from orange county -- I found your website as i was looking for routes to cross the US from west to east.
What a great collection of routes you exhibit.
I grew up in "the old world" (Germany) and after school i was traveling all over europe by train. Since 6 months i live in beautiful southern california and i am dreaming of exploring this continent as i did 10 years ago in europe.
Coming as I do from such a densely populated area as europe, your description of "the loneliest road" sounds so magic to me.
Thank you for this great resource!
Gerhard
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Hallo Gerhard --
Thanks for your nice message -- or should I say "Vielen Dank" für Ihre sehr nette Meldung !
I lived in Germany (in Berlin!) for much of last year, but am a native Los Angeles boy, so have a similar but somewhat opposite sense of the Old vs. New Worlds. I really enjoy wandering around cramped medieval streets of cities like Venice (or even Meissen), but I have always found myself drawn to the wide-open spaces of the American Wild West -- and the Loneliest Road across Nevada is about as wild and open as they get. In terms of great roads, the nearest rival I know of to the "Loneliest Road" is also in Nevada: the long and lonely stretch of US-93, north of Las Vegas. US-93, my "Border to Border" route, is another great road to drive -- even if it runs north-south, rather than coast to coast.
Let me know how your cross-country travel plans shape up -- and wherever you go, I wish you "Happy Trails"!
Ich hoffe, dass Sie eine große Reise haben,
Jamie Jensen
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Road Trip USA
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Greetings from orange county -- I found your website as i was looking for routes to cross the US from west to east.
What a great collection of routes you exhibit.
I grew up in "the old world" (Germany) and after school i was traveling all over europe by train. Since 6 months i live in beautiful southern california and i am dreaming of exploring this continent as i did 10 years ago in europe.
Coming as I do from such a densely populated area as europe, your description of "the loneliest road" sounds so magic to me.
Thank you for this great resource!
Gerhard
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Hallo Gerhard --
Thanks for your nice message -- or should I say "Vielen Dank" für Ihre sehr nette Meldung !
I lived in Germany (in Berlin!) for much of last year, but am a native Los Angeles boy, so have a similar but somewhat opposite sense of the Old vs. New Worlds. I really enjoy wandering around cramped medieval streets of cities like Venice (or even Meissen), but I have always found myself drawn to the wide-open spaces of the American Wild West -- and the Loneliest Road across Nevada is about as wild and open as they get. In terms of great roads, the nearest rival I know of to the "Loneliest Road" is also in Nevada: the long and lonely stretch of US-93, north of Las Vegas. US-93, my "Border to Border" route, is another great road to drive -- even if it runs north-south, rather than coast to coast.
Let me know how your cross-country travel plans shape up -- and wherever you go, I wish you "Happy Trails"!
Ich hoffe, dass Sie eine große Reise haben,
Jamie Jensen
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Road Trip USA
** On Sale Now ***
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