I’ll take a little break from the blog in the coming days, to dedicate to other matters. For the note, I came back to Vancouver safe and sound on Dec. 8th, and am slowly trying to catch up with the daily posts since. I’ll be back soon, don’t leave! Cheers Phil
Day 30: Sunday, Nov. 20 – New Orleans to Houston, TX
Day 29: Saturday, Nov. 19 – New Orleans
My Saturday in New Orleans started with parking at the same parking as the day before, however this time I opted for 24 hours parking (52 bucks) rather than paying several times smaller amounts in various parking that would have totalized more than this. I still find it pretty crazy to pay more for parking than for my motel (usually in […]
Day 28: Friday, Nov. 18 – Panama City Beach to New Orleans, LA
Note: another heavily photo-loaded post. Get a good connection 😉So today is the day I will finally reach New Orleans, a city that always played a lot with my imagination, thanks to the funeral march scene in James Bond’s Live And Let Die and the many other movies that were filmed there. I am also worried about how much Katrina, from a […]
Sometimes, you just want to be left alone…
Riding alone around the states for 6 weeks has been hard. Several times, I found myself singing – or rather humming since I honestly don’t even know the lyrics of most of the songs I like -, talking alone, calling some drivers idiots or commenting aloud on anything I was looking at. At one point, I even started talking […]
Day 27: Thursday, Nov. 17 – Perry to Panama City Beach, FL
2016 ’round the USA trip overview
Day 26: Wednesday, Nov. 16 – Fort Myers to Perry, FL
Day 25: Tuesday, Nov. 15 – Homestead to Fort Myers, FL
3h55 would be the duration of this day’s trip if I didn’t stop, but I stopped a few times during the day, as usual. The road for that trip went through the Everglades, a wild region covered with swamps where several touristic stops offer airboat excursions over the swamps. I hesitated but decided not to do these, […]
Day 24: Monday, Nov. 14 – The Keys
One of the first days I could ride with no load on the bike, except my tools bag in one of the side cases. I also separated my normal shoes and jeans and would use the space available in the other cases to keep my leather jacket and riding pants at destination; temperatures were indeed getting higher […]