#roadtripper

[injurybloodandgrieving]

meet james ensor @ the orpheum theatre May 17th, 2025

[karokawwo]

these people haven't drank water in 3 weeks

[nulfaga]

HOLY FUCK THE INTERNET ROADTRIP ACTUALLY MADE IT TO CANADA

[sidereus-stars]

It is silly so far!! ummmm they have a car and are getting into shenanigans but im terrified for later in the season! :D

Silly!!! I want a car, alas I need like another year and a half before I can have one 😔😔😔

[lumeh]

This may be too in the weeds for what most people are looking to do, but an important rule of thumb concerning the numbers of the major interstates is that the odd numbers are north-south roads and the even numbers are east-west roads.

Additional, the lowest numbers start in the southwest and increase as you go north and east respectively. So an eastbound interstate in New England will have a higher number than the Deep South, and a northbound interstate in California will have a lower number than Texas.

Writing fanfic as a non-US citizen like

[coopershortcut]

Ringing in the New Year Adventures and Plans with Cooper Shortcut Camping

Hey there, fellow travelers! As we wave goodbye to another year and gear up for the new one, it’s the perfect time to chat about what’s on the horizon for our RV adventures. Whether you’re thinking about upgrading your rig, planning your next big trip, or just dreaming about where the road might take you next, let’s dive into making 2025 a year full of exploration and fun!   New Year, New…

[goingplacesfarandnear]

Best Road Trips for Leaf Peeping this Fall

Leaf-peeping road trips are popular getaways in fall © Karen Rubin/goingplacesfarandnear.com By Karen Rubin, Travel Features Syndicate, goingplacesfarandnear.com Autumn colors invite leaf-peeping by car, bike and campervan. Here are some of the best routes to steer your travels: Roadtrippers Names Six Lesser-Known All-American Roads for a Memorable Fall Road Trip There are National Scenic…

[humbleweeds]

Trolling Minnesota

Minnesota is full of awe and wonder. Most notably, there are over 11,000 lakes scattered about the state. They also invented Scotch Tape, the Bundt Pan, rollerblades, the Milky Way candy bar, and the world’s first practical water skis.  But there were two things that I dearly love and they are both in Minnesota. Aspen trees and Thomas Dambu Trolls.🧌Wait, make that three things. My son recently…

[holmoris]

the west coast summarized in one image

[karokawwo]

colored this lucien i drew in like. friday. i was trying to do a different style for the party van guys. anyways i got this vn demo from itch looked really intense

[musiconspotify]

Kevin Montgomery & The Roadtrippers – Live … world-traveling singer-songwriter …

[themesbyruth]

To road trip

Get ready for a scenic journey through the beautiful landscapes of England. Hit the road and create memories that will last a lifetime.

[ominous-signs]

Hey btw there's been a bunch of weird signs in amarillo texas over the past few decades (you can literally just look up amarillo sign and they start showing up, a lot of them have been removed irl by now which makes me kind of sad) but theres so many and they can get so good. You might even recognize some that broke out into the zeitgeist.

Ok I had NOT heard of these! But it’s super fascinating- found some of the more ominous-esc signs off google

But there are so many that aren’t ominous- I saw a lady in a dress, Jessica Rabbit, cool flower. Also found this article called Roadtrippers that said about this project:

“While many people refer to the collection of signs as the “Dynamite Museum,” this is actually the name of the artist collective behind them. Jon Revett, an artist and assistant professor of painting and drawing at West Texas A&M University, became involved with the Dynamite Museum in the mid-’90s. He explains that the collective’s name comes from the fact that the group, funded by eccentric millionaire Stanley Marsh 3 (who also sponsored Cadillac Ranch), wanted to “blow up” the idea of what an art museum is supposed to be.

Revett says that the Sign Project is the Dynamite Museum’s most successful work, and the Amarillo tourism website claims it was once the largest urban art project in the world. While there’s no specific number on record, Revett guesses about 3,000 signs were made and installed, a majority of which stand (or stood) on private property in Amarillo. There are also some located along historic Route 66 in Adrian, a small town 50 miles west of Amarillo.”

ESTIMATED 3k SIGNS FOR THIS ART PROJECT IS NUTS!! This author found around 185 signs which is still a lot, each costing 300-1000 dollars. Wow.

[xiu-angel]

The Best Coastal Drives, Part II - Isle of Mull, Scotland /

Get ready to hit the road and discover the breathtaking coastal drives of the Isle of Mull in Scotland.

[karthlake]

Check out these two great NPS sites!

[saaraeliisavaris]

weekned roadtrip Pack your bags, fuel your wanderlust, and get ready for the ultimate weekend road trip. Whether you're chasing sunsets or discovering hidden gems, this adventure will leave you with stories to tell for a lifetime.