Chicago - Delaware Road Trip Hints Wanted
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I'm taking my 72 911 on a road trip from Chicago to Delaware the last week of April. Initial plans are to head down thru Indy and Cincinati and then take US 50 the rest of the way. Any thoughts about this route? I figure it should be a nice, scenic route through West Virginia with some nice Porsche roads. Am I on the right track? Thanks!
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This is your baby.
Ohio state route-56 starting in Circlevile OH. and running through Zaleski state forest.
Either contiue on to Athens, which links to US-50 or better yet, turn right at OH-356 a few miles past Carbondale, which also leads to US-50.
56 was paved three years ago and has a better surface than some racetracks i've been on. 356 is almost as good.
I might add that Athens Ohio has the highest concentration of liquor establishments per hectare, anywhere in the world. That may not mean much to you now, but when you arrive it will because I guarantee that you will scare youself $hitless!
Additionally, if you even SEE a cop between Laurelville and Athens, I will personally send you a crisp five dollar bill.
Have Fun!
John
Ohio state route-56 starting in Circlevile OH. and running through Zaleski state forest.
Either contiue on to Athens, which links to US-50 or better yet, turn right at OH-356 a few miles past Carbondale, which also leads to US-50.
56 was paved three years ago and has a better surface than some racetracks i've been on. 356 is almost as good.
I might add that Athens Ohio has the highest concentration of liquor establishments per hectare, anywhere in the world. That may not mean much to you now, but when you arrive it will because I guarantee that you will scare youself $hitless!
Additionally, if you even SEE a cop between Laurelville and Athens, I will personally send you a crisp five dollar bill.
Have Fun!
John