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POWER TOUR 13 DAY 2
DAY 2 SUNDAY GOING TO TEXARCANA. THERE ARE PEOPLE ALONG THE ROUTE WITH CHAIRS WATCHING AND WAVING. THAT IS ALONG SCENIC COUNTY ROADS AND SMALL TOWNS. THE ROUTE HAVE BEEN PLANED WELL TO ENJOY SEEING THIS COUNTRY. THERE ARE SOME SPIRITED STARTS FROM FOUR WAY STOPS.
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Comment by jim (MOPAR JIM )nelson on June 7, 2013 at 9:33am
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Nice ride over Lookout Mt In GA and TN. you meet a lot of people and everyone treats you like you belong to the group. but you get so tired you can't think stright.
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Wednesday somewhere in AL or MS i saw alot of cars stopped on the sied. They had found a treasure, about 100 old projects as you can see. The old man sitting on the poorch was a ex GM worker in Flint MI. He'll sell it all even the dog. But he won't trad me for my place and move back to the city.
We passed some isolated farmers and one nearly ghost town with store fronts that had bullet holes and broken doors Tuesday. We threw candy to some children that looked to be in deep poverty. Power Tour with its 4000 hot rods may be one of the high lights of these folks life. A lot of silos on roads that had no turns for more than 10 miles.
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