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There is something Spiritual about waking up after a long day/night of trucking to look at the white caps of those Rocky Mountains You speak of my friend. I have probably been to various parts of them upwards of 100 times in 33 yrs of trucking. So many places I have been. Here are some photos of them...
First Year on the Road. My Father & I
Ray & Randy 1993.jpg
Lake Superior
Lake Superior.jpg
My Sister (RIP) Truckin' with Me
Mic & Randy (West Palm 95).jpg

Dinosaur Poop AZ.(Rocks)
W900 AZ. Rocks 2015.jpg
Wyoming Rocky Mountains
Wyoming Rockies.jpg
Pacific Rainbow (no pot of gold)
Rainbow3.jpg
Santa Anna California
Windmills3.jpg
Northern California Coastline
Pacific Coast.jpg
The Gorge West Virginia
New River Gorge 6-9-03.JPG

But it is not quite the same when your working and not able to stop or detour to see the sites. A few of my fave places visited are Hoover Dam. That was a huge event for me. I drove across the actual dam with an 18 wheeler 20 years ago. There is a truck route bypass now over a very impressive bridge overlooking that Dam. The Vegas Lights. A Vale Colorado mountain pass that was a blizzard at 14000 feet. The Florida Keys in an 18 wheeler. The Ontario Canada skyline from across the water and then driving right thru that very city also seeing the Northern Lights at night. Niagra Falls was kewl, been there 3 times.

Like Johnny Cash says bro. In the 48 states. I been everywhere man...

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