Spring 2012: Getting back in the saddle
Wow, just checked, it has been like two years since I posted here. Been a lot going on, moved myself, moved my business, and had to do some work on The Black Pearl.
Anyway, I hope to get back in the saddle more, and then on the blog afterwards.
Most of the riding I have been doing has been back and forth from my new home in Danville, Indiana to Cummins Television Studios in Columbus, Indiana. Here is my usual route:
I head south out of town on Cartersburg Road, a nice winding road that ends at US 40. A short jaunt to Miles Road, and I am back south, winding through farm country. Then the road bends east, into Plainfield, and eventually to SR 267.
SR 267 is a quick connection to I-70, yes I said I, as in Interstate, Highway. I know, but it is a trip to work.
From I-70 I run to I-465 to I-65 South. The bulk of the trip is spent on this super slab until US 31. This is also where I really feel the sun rising on my left side.
I take the ramps to US 31 South to Indianapolis Road, and then to CTN Building.
After eight to ten hours of editing, it is time to head back home. I return to Indianapolis Road that spills into US 31 North. I will be on US 31 until the town of Franklin, Indiana. It is dual lanes and divided, but it is more enjoyable than about any road with I as its first initial.
I leave Franklin heading west on SR 44. There are some good curves, and some rural scenery before I arrive in Morresville. A couple of city streets take me north and connect to SR 267. It veers on the north side of town, but I stay on the road and enter Plainfield. At US 40 once again, I head west to Vestal Road.
A county road takes me west and returns me to Cartersburg Road. I take it north back into Danville. I usually stop to get gas as the tank is nearly drained in with this 140 mile plus day,
Anyway, I hope to get back in the saddle more, and then on the blog afterwards.
Most of the riding I have been doing has been back and forth from my new home in Danville, Indiana to Cummins Television Studios in Columbus, Indiana. Here is my usual route:
I head south out of town on Cartersburg Road, a nice winding road that ends at US 40. A short jaunt to Miles Road, and I am back south, winding through farm country. Then the road bends east, into Plainfield, and eventually to SR 267.
SR 267 is a quick connection to I-70, yes I said I, as in Interstate, Highway. I know, but it is a trip to work.
From I-70 I run to I-465 to I-65 South. The bulk of the trip is spent on this super slab until US 31. This is also where I really feel the sun rising on my left side.
I take the ramps to US 31 South to Indianapolis Road, and then to CTN Building.
After eight to ten hours of editing, it is time to head back home. I return to Indianapolis Road that spills into US 31 North. I will be on US 31 until the town of Franklin, Indiana. It is dual lanes and divided, but it is more enjoyable than about any road with I as its first initial.
I leave Franklin heading west on SR 44. There are some good curves, and some rural scenery before I arrive in Morresville. A couple of city streets take me north and connect to SR 267. It veers on the north side of town, but I stay on the road and enter Plainfield. At US 40 once again, I head west to Vestal Road.
A county road takes me west and returns me to Cartersburg Road. I take it north back into Danville. I usually stop to get gas as the tank is nearly drained in with this 140 mile plus day,
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