It was $21 to look at a natural landmark made from Earth. It was downright wrong. I was so incredibly disappointed. On top of all that, the region milked the landmark for all it was worth, (more than $21) with hotels, zoos, gift shops, and museums for the thing.
So eventually, before my brain melted inside of my skullcap, I got to Buchanan where I ran into Tom, Joe, and Garry. Joe told me that the Dutch couple had passed them coming into town, which I could not believe. We all determined that we were staying in the local park of Troutsville about 20 miles away from Buchanan.
Midway to Troutsville, I ran into the Dutch couple and shared a nice ride with them for a few miles before I ventured ahead. Upon arrival in Troutsville, the park manager Cecil gave us a rundown of the area and stated he could drive us into town if we wanted food. We did just that, but not before Garry and I hit the bar and had a nice, cold beer to cool ourselves down. The Fire Department across the street also let us use their shower. There's also a couple staying in the park who hadn't been in a town for 9 days while hiking the Appalachian Trail. They're entering month 9 on the trip.
You meet some real characters on the road
No.
Crossing Lee Parkway
Ahhhh, nothing more rewarding.
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