Most Boring Road Trip Ever....

**ltmke11** · 02-28-2006, 03:43 PM

started out like this

then some of this

whole lot of this

ah wonderful Mobile (not)

a boat I didnt get to ride in

a lot of this on the return trip

the end

Yeah stupid I know, was curious if any of you travel by yourself, if you get bored with the camera.....

mdoug445 · 02-28-2006, 03:46 PM

just out of curiosity....what in the hell were you doing? did you drive from GA to mobile Al and back just to do it?

AMK · 02-28-2006, 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by GA_YJ

I see that same view practically every weekday morning.

jbrem · 02-28-2006, 04:51 PM

Want a boring drive? Take I-39 through Illinois. I had to drive it 4 times over the summer...excruciatingly boring.

grandman97 · 02-28-2006, 05:11 PM

oh no sir u are inccorect in stating that was the most boring road trip ever for one reason... u did not enter Pennsylvania, PA is by far the most boring state to drive through, EVER....whether u are driving south to VA on rt 81 or driving west to Ohio on rt 80, its the same dam thing, it makes me shudder just thinking about having to drive to paragon again

**ltmke11** · 02-28-2006, 05:14 PM

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Originally Posted by mdoug445

just out of curiosity....what in the hell were you doing? did you drive from GA to mobile Al and back just to do it?

No I had to attend a meeting in Mobile and it was nice out so I drove the jeep. (this was actually last year) but the drive from Atl > Montgomery > Mobile was b o r i n g...

and if you ever make that drive , get gas in Montgomery< AL cause there aint much in between there and the gulf.

I had just foud the pics burried on photobucket and decided to share...

mdoug445 · 02-28-2006, 05:33 PM

I drove from indiana to panama city in june. BORING. I65 all the way till montgomery. dont even get to change freakin interstates. i hate the state of alabama.

**ltmke11** · 02-28-2006, 05:42 PM

wow., that had to be along.......trip.

about once a month for work, I have to go to Savannah, from Atlanta. Its not bad for a trip or two during the summer if I can drive the jeep, but when I have to do that 5 hours solo, in the standard rental car, I-16 from Macon to Savannah is almost not even worth getting some seafood..

festerw · 03-01-2006, 07:40 AM

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Originally Posted by grandman97

oh no sir u are inccorect in stating that was the most boring road trip ever for one reason... u did not enter Pennsylvania, PA is by far the most boring state to drive through, EVER....whether u are driving south to VA on rt 81 or driving west to Ohio on rt 80, its the same dam thing, it makes me shudder just thinking about having to drive to paragon again

You sir have never driven through Ohio. PA is real interesting compared to OH, they have nothing but corn and soybean stretching for miles upon miles.

**TellyDSP** · 03-01-2006, 07:54 AM

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Originally Posted by grandman97

oh no sir u are inccorect in stating that was the most boring road trip ever for one reason... u did not enter Pennsylvania, PA is by far the most boring state to drive through, EVER....whether u are driving south to VA on rt 81 or driving west to Ohio on rt 80, its the same dam thing, it makes me shudder just thinking about having to drive to paragon again

Try driving the northern route cross country. I drove out to CA a couple years ago. Took the high road(I-50 I think?). EIther way, driving through the cornfields of the midwest is the most boring ride ever. Drove through about 4-5 stateswithout the scenery changing one bit. Luckily, I had a handheld, a couple other cars with me, and of course my cigarettes. Wyoming was a nice scenic drive though. Even though we stopped in one town where the pop was 400. The school, post office, and community center were all the same building. Kinda weird. Dont think I would have stopped at night. Wouldn't mind taking the Harley out there though.

jeepmudgirl · 03-01-2006, 08:30 AM

I drove from Columbia, SC to Sioux Falls, SD this past summer...thats a boring trip. Tons of corn fields......

sciron4x4 · 03-01-2006, 10:41 AM

been there done that, many many times before.

Muddy Tj Zack · 03-01-2006, 10:54 AM

Ahhh driving through Ohio, Do it every day, but this weekend was a little different. Trip from Akron, Ohio, To Athens, Ohio, to pick up the girlfriend, then to Charleston WV for a George Strait, Miranda Lambert, Tracy Lawrence concert. Same corn fields ya'll were talkin about only thing different this time was when my alternator gave out at 5 in the morning. Wrenching on your jeep on the trail, and wrenching on your jeep on I-77 with trucks goin by at 80 MPH are 2 totally different things.....haha sorry about the rant!!

BusterXJ95 · 03-01-2006, 07:57 PM

Anywhere on the east coast you're bound to run into mountains. Even Penn isn't so bad on the Pike when you go through the mountains. Eastern Colorado is pretty bad, so is part of Nebraska, but by far the most boring STATE to drive through is:

Illinois.

Anywhere.

Either south on 55 or 57 or 80 or 88 west to the big river from Chicago. Bad.

143hc · 03-01-2006, 08:11 PM

x2 Montgomery to Mobile. Spent 15 months working in Mobile 14 years ago. Went back thru there a couple weeks ago to help clean up in Pearlington, MS. I-65 is still the worst.

I-16 Macon to Savannah, close 2nd.

03-01-2006, 10:54 AM	#13
Muddy Tj Zack Registered User Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Dillonvale, Oh Posts: 696 Profile Gallery Classifieds My Jeeps	Ahhh driving through Ohio, Do it every day, but this weekend was a little different. Trip from Akron, Ohio, To Athens, Ohio, to pick up the girlfriend, then to Charleston WV for a George Strait, Miranda Lambert, Tracy Lawrence concert. Same corn fields ya'll were talkin about only thing different this time was when my alternator gave out at 5 in the morning. Wrenching on your jeep on the trail, and wrenching on your jeep on I-77 with trucks goin by at 80 MPH are 2 totally different things.....haha sorry about the rant!! __________________ '97 Tj Sport, 4.6L Stroker, 5-Speed, 4-in suspension lift, 35" TrXus M/t's, Dana30/Ford 8.8 w/ Aussie Locker, Teraflex ExtremeShort SYE, custom front and rear bumpers, Flowmaster Off-road Series, and a bunch of other goodies........MoPar or No-Car!!!

03-01-2006, 07:57 PM	#14
BusterXJ95 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 254 Profile Gallery Classifieds My Jeeps	Anywhere on the east coast you're bound to run into mountains. Even Penn isn't so bad on the Pike when you go through the mountains. Eastern Colorado is pretty bad, so is part of Nebraska, but by far the most boring STATE to drive through is: Illinois. Anywhere. Either south on 55 or 57 or 80 or 88 west to the big river from Chicago. Bad. __________________ [I]Ride [/I] - 1995 XJ Sport, Auto, 4.0, 140k, [COLOR=DarkGreen]Green[/COLOR] w/ [COLOR="DarkOrange"]NO ORANGE[/COLOR], No Rust! (Ebay) [I]Tires[/I]/[I]Wheels [/I] - GY Wranglers 235/75/15 (Walmart), Silver/Alum Wheels (Ebay) [I]Sounds [/I] - Sirius Sat/Dual HU (Best Buy) Dynamax SuperTurbo (Tuffy's) [I]Recovery/Armor [/I] - Front tow hooks (C4X4) Rear Hitch (From Jeepforum.com) Front (stock) and TC (custom made) Skids (Jeepforum.com) [I]Stupid Stuff[/I] - White Gauges/White Lights (From Ebay)" "Chrome is not Bling!!!"

02-28-2006, 05:11 PM	#5
grandman97 Web Wheeler Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Trumbull,CT Posts: 1,196 Profile Gallery Classifieds My Jeeps	oh no sir u are inccorect in stating that was the most boring road trip ever for one reason... u did not enter Pennsylvania, PA is by far the most boring state to drive through, EVER....whether u are driving south to VA on rt 81 or driving west to Ohio on rt 80, its the same dam thing, it makes me shudder just thinking about having to drive to paragon again