Profile For J R.

If you click on the FREE map Applicationon your smart phone, put your thumb in the Search Box at the top. A keyboard pops up. Write "Historic" or "Museum". Click the arrow. All the interesting sites in your area pop-up on a map as links. I have taken a commuter train to see the captured German U-Boot in the Chicago Museum of Science and History, I saw the Russian Sub next to the Queen Mary, (Truck accessible), visited the Capitol while parked in Virginia, looked off the Highway at Little Bighorn, (not truck accessible at exit except by arrangement,) visited dozens of air museums by calling ahead for parking arrangements. Pensacola Naval Air Museum and the US Air Force Museum in Dayton were the best. If you are polite you can usually arrange parking. Dayton had good parking. Try famous foods from cities like a Philly Cheese Steak or a Parmannti Brothers sandwich in Pittsburgh. Often you can ask the shipper where you can park at an abandoned building to visit a beach. I have carried a Schwinn Hinge folding bicycle to bicycle around British Columbia or Los Angeles. In the winter I had Swiss Mountain skis for ski troopers that converted from downhill to cross country. They were great to jump out and ski a hiking trail in the Cascades. (Ask about special clothes that will save your life in sub zero temps). They fit my work boots too. Sometimes I would go foraging, and once I inflated a kayak to explore damaged boats