White's T Trip

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July 13th, 2013 10:19pm

Today our day was to cover 237 miles from Harrisburg, IL. to Alton, MO. We left our motel in Harrisburg, IL. @ 8:00am expecting it to be a shorter day. Our first stop was at Taylor Farms in Vienna, IL. after spying a Model AA Truck in a shed. We just had to stop and take a picture for our Model A friends. The owners came out to talk. (our day started getting longer) We had a good day for traveling, the weather and road conditions were good. We arrived at our motel at 3:15pm to find our room had been given to someone else. We were able to get reservations 32 miles farther along in West Plains, MO. making our day 269 miles. Had to add coolant to radiator today. Got to clean car and polish the brass, boy, was it dirty.

Jacque & Mae

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Photos

1931 Model AA Truck
Truck at Taylor Farms in Vienna, Il.

Home Depot Cars
Home Depot race cars before crossing Mississippi River.

Mississippi River
Crossing the Mississippi River into Missouri

National Forest
Entrance to the Mark Twain National Forest

Overheating
Jacque is adding coolant to radiator .

For Sale
An old country store for sale in the Ozarks.

Ozarks
House beside the store for sale.

Bridge in Riverton, Mo.
Bus crossing the bridge in Riverton, Mo.

Comments

[Ruth and Bill Angert]

Enjoying the trip
Hi Jacque and Mae, Warren, Evie, John and Kay Brosey are here with us. We went to Knoebel's today together. We went modern in the van. We wanted to show them your blog and catch them up to date on what you're doing. Thanks for taking the time to post every night. We are enjoying traveling along with you. Praying for safety as you go. Love from all of us.

[Kathy]

Happy Trails!
Seems like ya'll are professional!! Keep up the good work. The pictures are great! Thanks!

[Steve]

Drive on!
Thanks for the blog! Almost feels like I'm riding in the back seat!

[Donnie & June]

Checking
White's...........We are checking & following your trip on your blog and thinking while reading.........rather them than us. Ha! Ha! We were in Elkins in May & drove up to the wind mills. Only difference was, we were on a bus...............Donnie & June