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Forget corn! There’s fuel, there’s renewable fuel, and then there’s user-renewable fuel! What can be better than air?
The Compressed Air Car developed by Motor Development International (MDI) Founder Guy Negre might be the best thing to have happened to the motor engine in years.
The $12,700 CityCAT, one of the planned Air Car [...]

Wired Magazine featured a recent article suggesting that a “cure” for global warming, because of the seriousness of the situation (i.e., a complete change of life as we know it, or possibly eradication of the human species along with a few others), that we might need to reexamine a few approaches that are, well, less [...]

Meet the good ship “Emma Maers”, registered to the country of China.
So this is how Wal-Mart gets most of it’s stuff from China ; 15,000 containers and a 207′ beam, and 13 people for a ship longer than a US aircraft carrier which has a crew of 5,000 men and officers. Check out [...]

After touring Holland, MI, we pressed hard north as we had a reservation at a RV Park, on Lake Leelanau, named, logically enough, Lake Leelanau RV Park, located about 15 miles West of Traverse City. We got a little lost, which ended up being OK, since we were privy to blossoming cherry trees, and [...]

Sirs. I am pleased to report that my troops have successfully achieved our mission by reaching the territory now referred to as the Straits of Northern Ohio. My troops are weary, to be sure, but in good spirits. We have scant provisions left, and the weather here remains cold, often accompanied by [...]

You’ll note that the titles no longer contain the “Route 66″ designation, since the whole Route 66 thing ends in Chicago. From here on out, it’s more just sight seeing and “a vacation”. We pushed north along the western edge of Michigan.

Sorry for the delay. I think we are all getting too relaxed. But.. my readers demand that I blog on , so here goes.

We crossed the line into Illinois on this day, and pushed as far North as possible. We decided to leave the comfort and safety of the interstate, and branched off onto route 54 at Springfield, IL and headed towards a little state campgrounds on Lake Clinton. Our luck was with us, and this [...]

I’m into “vibs”, and even though we stopped in St. Louis for a few hours, I could tell this town had soul. Max took mucho pictures, so be sure to visit our Gallery. The center attraction is, of course, the Arch, which is way bigger than I had anticipated. The “Design Godess” [...]

Not a whole lot to report here (thankfully?). We stayed on Interstate 44 (having left 40 in Oklahoma City). The view from the highway was attractive, but I had this nagging feeling that the true Ozark Mountains to the south of us would be quite lovely. Another trip someday, I guess, when [...]