Day 21, A Photo Essay
Monday, November 2, 2009 at 12:41AM We've now been out on the road for over a week, and it already feels like years since we left Taos. What day of the week is it? Where are we, and where were we yesterday? How much farther do we have to go? We've seen so much, travelled so far, and have had to help the old taxi on a daily basis. While we all keep moving, the miles have taken their toll on Alfred and Niels, the crew and certainly the taxi, but we keep on moving, closer and closer to Oneida, and Jakobine's house. This evening, we arrived in Knoxville, Tennessee, just inside the Eastern Time Zone, having driven from Memphis this morning, where we spent the last 2 days (what a great city it was!) Tomorow we press on, eastward. Go taxi go, go Alfred go!
Here are a few behind the scenes images for your enjoyment.
Reader Comments (6)
I love the shot of the taxi going across the old wooden bridge. It looks cold with no door!
Great pics, I also like the one of the old bridge and the one where they are pulling into the gas station with the Phillips 66 sign. GO TAXI !!!!! GO ALFRED !!!!
Great pics! love the dog!! all the best ..safe journey!!
This is really exciting! We hope to greet you when you make it to Oneida. Safe travels!
Can't help but comment on how much my Dad would have loved the picture of the taxi pulling into the Phillips 66 station since he worked for them for many years. The picture crossing the old bridge is quite intriguing with the old car and the old bridge it is a sight to behold. All of the pictures really do tell the story and hats off to all taking part. Keep up the good work and I can't wait to see the finished product. Love, Charlotte
Wow, just found out about the trip and it looks awesome. Found out from our friends the Wohlslagels. The pictures and the story line are great. Keep the taxi running and we will be cheering you on all the way. Would have been nice if you had headed up our way (Dayton, OH), but seeing you doing this tirip is a real pleasure.
Good Luck and we will follow your progress the rest of the way.
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