Woven Trails | Over under around and through
Description: Chronicling the wanderings of a man and his dog...
It’s time to continue heading west towards home in Montana as the clock is ticking and winter is coming. The weather has changed dramatically and though it is sunny in most of these pictures, the temperatures are in the low 40’s with wind chills in the low 30’s. The first part of our dash across Middle America begins in western Pennsylvania and heads into Indiana.
The route through Pennsylvania has roughly paralleled the Lincoln Highway, first transcontinental highway across the United States for automobiles, stretching from New York City to San Francisco and dedicated in 1913. The highway essentially followed dirt roads which in turn followed old native paths and climbs up and down the ridges of western Pennsylvania, often at grades of 9-10%.
The Lincoln Highway Association is committed to preserving the history of the highway and just southeast of Latrobe, PA, maintains a small museum called the Lincoln Highway Experience in an old roadhouse.
Woven Trails | Over under around and through