Hi Mike,I'm associated with the creator/executive producer of the mid 1970's NBC TV series Movin'On.This was a trucking show filmed on location in the Western and Eastern United States from July 1974 to December 1975.Three episodes were filmed in and around Georgia in 1975.......Enjoying riding shotgun with you!....Check out the series here on RU-vid=MOVIN'ON...Season 1 and 2.
It has been a long time I have been back east. Didn’t realize how big the freeways were. Like California. Is there a web site or book that tells you the rules you have to follow for each state? Like which lanes you have to stay in, which roads you can’t go on, weight limit roads, etc.?
The "vine" that ate the south is Kudzu, from Japan. It was introduced as an 'exotic' plant, but the problem is once it got a 'foot hold" it couldn't be eradicated.....
Maybe one day I'll get to visit down there. My dad's mom is buried on Fort Benning, but that's down near Columbus. Didn't know her, since she was killed by a train when he was 12. Her pickum-up truck stalled right there on the tracks. Been all over the states since my dad moved us around, being military. When I do go visit there, I'll miss my mountains something awful and have to hurry back to them.
The Atlanta Car Auction is a big thing. When I was married, my ex husband said I could drive one of the cars back, transport group. I never did. Watch out for frog strangling rain! Still like the snow in Colorado better! Anyday. Safe travels PS, I think your not driving fast enough, zoom zoom
7:08 the driver of that trailer must have got quite a scare. With the "tail trying to wag the dog", the trailer was likely loaded a bit rear-heavy and even a slight readjustment of the load could have corrected this.
No way in Hell would I have had the patience for doing this!.....Had thought about it 30 years ago.....would have liked to see the Country, but I'll just watch from your cab!.....been following on Google maps!.....Glad I became a Industrial Electrician. Retired now though.
I've only been to Atlanta twice, both for a plane change. But I'm not a fan of cities that have highways with 4 lanes or more going thru town. Makes me a nervous wreck.
Michael Jordan for real you were lucky there wasn't any traffic bc you would've been the for at least 5hrs. Spaghetti junction 85/285 isn't no joke. Downtown wouldve gotten you there faster.
Boy what a change. What no snow? Since you can handle snow then this will be boring to drive. Now you are in my neck of the woods SC. God bless you and your family. Safe travels. Love your channel. ♥️🇺🇸🌹
Your a better man then me I always had a GPS on, I did trip planning before I left so I knew the route and any obstacles, but I was a gps baby. Much respect!!
You're driving in my least favorite city to drive in. Traffic looks light for you though. I'm not particularly fond of 285 because many of the drivers in ATL are idiots.
