Ugh, one problem with streaming services is sometimes they play the same 3 commercials over and over. Or maybe it's just CNBC, I don't know. But that song is played over and over, and I don't even remember what the ad is for. lol. From googling, it may be USPS. No clue. I guess it isn't working.
That's awesome. Makes me want to go there even more. lol. Keep your track toys on the track. Or at least be nice and fly off the edge of the cliff without causing a traffic jam.
i've driven the blue ridge and PCH. My favorite drive though is the million dollar highway. https://www.dangerousroads.org/north-america/usa/635-million-dollar-highway-usa.html Seriously smiles per mile its hard to beat driving around colorado. if you stopped to take a photo everytime you came around a corner and went WOW you would never make it out of the state.
Oregon is a beautiful state. Crater Lake is second behind only the Grand Canyon in terms of natural wonder IMO in the US. https://www.doi.gov/blog/12-things-you-didnt-know-about-crater-lake-national-park
My family just drove some of it around Asheville On the way to the smoky mountains. It was nice but definitely can be slow We went from there to rafting the pigeon river then hung outside gatlinburg and spent time in the park avoid gatlinburg unless you like tourists from Walmart
If you love MDH, then I recommend beartooth highway in Montana/Wyoming, Going to the Sun Road in GNP and The Icefields parkway in Alberta.
Icefields Parkway from Banff to Jasper was the fastest 5 hours of my life...meaning...it was that beautiful. The scenery changed every 30 secs it felt like... I've driven all over New Zealand and I would argue Icefield Parkway is better bang for the buck.
I had to to go to work for a while in Calgary and drove from there to Banff with a co-worker for the hell of it. That's still the coolest drive I think I've ever taken. We would've gone further but had to head back home.... to .... Dallas... the next day. I still would love to live in New Zealand, I think. *sigh* Would rather live there than Canada ... just for the weather, probably. Don't want any Calgary winters. lol.
I have driven it going to Charlottesville and Stanton from Richmond. It might be the most scenic drive I have ever had, it's amazing looking down on the Forrest, it's like a mega-sized cornfield just trees as far as the eye can see it's hard to take your eyes off, I just kept thinking what does it look like under the trees. Nature is amazing.
