Reply #38: Monica_L

[Crewleader]

It is much more difficult to drive up north and that road you drove is almost as bad as going through New York City on I 95. I caught the new Eagles Staduim...quite the place but it was rather fast staying with the flow of traffic.

The worse time I had sweaty arm pits was just getting my license and driving to Florida at 16. It was like 2am, Dad sleeping in the front seat and brother stretched out in the backseat and I'm driving through the New Jersey Tunnel with a big Mack Truck blowing his horn even at the speed of 80. My Dad waking up and cursing at the nerve of the truck driver...and I held it back down at the speed limit but he never stopped doing the horn. I made it through the tunnel and glad to see the truck fly by without any accident but was disappointed no offical around to witness it...that goes back some time ago now.

Highways can be scary at times, and this road trip to New England and back was something. We were very lucky not to be in an accident, and I'm thinking, how's the train to travel up north?

And that road you drove around Philly really displays the very large area you live and hats off to you!

(((((You Go Girl!)))))

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