April 3, 2009

Interstate 39.

DSC00006

DSC00004

22 comments:

Anonymous said...

That's as bleak as a Springsteen album. I hope you were with good company.

kjbe said...

Yes, scenary-wise, 39 heading south, bleh, but probably being overlooked.

Peter Hoh said...

Say "Hi" to Meade for me.

Bissage said...
This comment has been removed by the author.
Bissage said...

Those power lines come as a welcome challenge to the accomplished highway parasailer.

Anonymous said...

olive aqua seafoam

right, ann?

MadisonMan said...

I saw a tornado about 3 miles southwest of the 116 exit once. There were a bunch of cars parked under the bridge that you can see in the picture, I guess to avoid the heavy rain, but had the tornado moved through there, the drivers would have been dead.

Michael Haz said...

Some driving music for your trip.

ricpic said...

'Twixt dusty earth and lowering sky
Down the road the semis fly.

Buford Gooch said...

Drove that road way too many times.

Maxine Weiss said...

wrong wrong wrong.

The women isn't supposed to traverse land and sea to be with her intended.

The man is the one who puts himself out, and travels the globe just to be with his lady.

The lady is the one who's supposed to lure the man to her.

This relationship is bad news from the get-go, but the one good thing is that we can look back to these blogposts to see the early clues as to where it went wrong, which it surely will, down the road---no pun.

Love,

Anonymous said...

Somewhere inside of me
There was something she
took a liking to
And I asked her to marry me
She said she really wanted to

Down the road
To see what life's gonna hold
Down the road

Anonymous said...

This may be because ann is so into gender and sex postings on her blog that i immediately assign them to her photography.

but she obviously is on the magenta theme still… projection, please, from the orchid. Her facial quality and then the blond around it.

Now if I wasn't so Indiana centric and so psychic where my frame of mind can only draw from what i see and read in words about what AA is so intent to have on her blog, I would prescribe qualities of French Lick and Pay 0 Lee, and West Baden springs IN but that is only what is in ann's naughty part of her mind that speaks in her visual metaphors. And the route number is too off.

that's the problem with the newage zealots . I have had two at school try to read me and one follow me around the pool. (not that i ever asked for it, but some of these psychics just do it, they aren't all holding back like samantha stevens)

Zock said...

That's a beautiful electric power distribution substation in the second photo. We need more of them.

Issob Morocco said...

Nothing says I-39 more than Wenona, IL.

Dust Bunny Queen said...

NO NO NO!!

THIS is the ultimate driving song...

rhhardin said...

Ohio power lines are prettier.

Michael Haz said...

DBQ - that is a great driving song!

In the current circumstances, however, perhaps these are more fitting.

The Ann driving song.

The Meade driving song.

blake said...

Michael--

Ann's driving song is a job opportunity in NC?

I couldn't find a youtube for it, so I had to blip (and tweet) my song reccomendation.

blake said...

Also, am I the only one who finds the big, cloudy sky beautiful?

rhhardin said...

Ohio power lines are prettier.

See?

I pedalled a couple miles down the road to get this smallish transmission line. The big ones are magnificent towers.

Accompanied by faithful dog.

Ben Masel said...

Old 51, renamed IL 251 when they built the Interstate east of town, has a lot more character.

I pulled into the Truck Stop in El Paso in 1980, kinda freaked when I found it crawling with Secret Service agents, but had to tough it out, knowing there'd not be any more gas on the route for 20 odd miles. Turns out candidate Ronald Reagan was appearing the next day.