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Is it strange that while looking at this, the meteorologist on the TV over my shoulder mentions showers moving into the Arlington area? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rick Quinn
Probably more like one of those things that you don't think of until you see or hear about it, then it seems to "pop up" everywhere :)
Another random shot from that same road trip: Vermont, 2014, taken just west of the mountains after crossing Smuggler's Notch.
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That was a pretty great trip, through parts of Pennsylvania, upstate New York, Vermont, and New Hampshire. Talk about Fall Color!
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Rick
As a former Northern New Englander (NH and ME) I truly miss Autumns there. But even here in the Desert Southwest, you can find color if you keep your eyes open....
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AZBuck
Amen to that! Here's one taken along the Rio Grande in New Mexico:Quote:
Originally Posted by AZBuck
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Rick
Read more about Rick's book here and see a map for all of the routes he wrote about.
A sunset, once again in Vermont (just south of Burlington):
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This one was taken near Camp Verde:
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at the Montezuma's Castle National Monument!
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Rick
Rick and Mark, I'm more than a bit embarrassed to have to ask, but where would I obtain a copy of said "25 Scenic Side Trips" for Arizona and New Mexico? And is there a similar tome for the central Appalachians (eastern TN, western NC, southwestern VA and/or eastern Kentucky)?
AZBuck
Buck,
Any store that sells books can order it. it is stocked at most of the national parks in Arizona and Barnes and Noble. if you want to order online -- here are some of those sources:
25-scenic-side-trips-arizona-new-mexico/ (scroll down the page to the links to the online retailers.
And no, the only one of this kind of book is the Arizona & New Mexico book.
This is the home page for the series. Where you can also order the book.
Mark
...also led to this great resource:
RoadTrip Routes: United States
listing many other such RoadTrip travel books.
AZBuck
The page provided by Buck, lists some of the roadtrip routes our RTA writers have written. And there are some books listed as a resource on those trips, but...
We do have a page on RTA about the road trip books we publish. It is this one:
RoadTrip Books of Interest to RoadTrippers Planning Trips
This page has a link to some reviews posted by RTA members.
Direct link to those reviews:
Peter Thody's review of Rick Quinn's book (February, 2018)
Carol White's review of Rick's book
Other review's of Rick's book