Well, it was finally time to head back to St. Louis to have my cardiac ablation surgery. Who knew last May when I went to my Dr. for a prescription renewal that 4 trips later I would be having surgery!? It certainly surprised me! Especially since I'm not in pain and doing really seem to have major complications from having A-fib. But with it lasting 20% of the day now and progressing to permanent A-fib, I decided to take the Dr's advice and have the surgery. Apparently it's not very effective once A-fib has become permanent. SUrgery isn't until Halloween, but I have per-hospitalization stuff to take care of. So bright and early on the 24th, we jumped in the car and took off on our 10+ hour trip to St. Louis. I like to turn these rides into photo-ops. Still manage to find different things to take pictures of along the way.
This is the first time I've noticed these old cars.
It'll really be nice when they finally finish the construction on Highway 20 that we take to avoid I-85 and I-285. Probably takes us just as long to go this way, but at least there isn't as much traffic.
Pumpkins
horses
junk?!
yard decor
more yard decor
even some color in the trees still.
northwestern Georgia.
nearing Chattanooga.
love the little messages they put up along the interstate.
a really high bridge!
the river through Chattanooga.
more farm animals
it was a pretty ride with the trees in color.
love riding through the mountains in Tennessee.
Wonder how many trucks tipped before they felt it necessary to put up these signs?!
We'll be coming around the mountain.
coming down the mountains
into the midwest farmlands.
and dilapidated barns.
some in pretty good shape.
Wonder who came up with these ads? Clever person!
We've traveled the route so much now that we found this bypass around Nashville. So glad we did!---Briley Parkway
out of the city and back to the farmlands
working the farmlands
pretty barn
for sale! Could make an interesting house!
might be able to afford this one.
I loved playing in the Peter's barn when I was a kid in Oregon. Maybe that's why I'm so infatuated with them.
lower mountains of Southern Illinois.
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