I can see BigV's pix but nobody else's.

Undertoad wrote:

Fargon can you visit Postimages home page and report what you find

I will.

BigV doesn't really use the monkey method.

Taiwan's garbage men...


I don't hear anyone complaining about their garbage disposal rights being oppressed.

BigV wrote:

BigV doesn't really use the monkey method.

I use the monkey method.

Especially if I can't get a date...

What?  You weren't talking about the spanking thereof?
 

"O, to be buried in forty-five feet of slit!" said the eager little sperm.

That one opens right up.
Without calling me names, I would like to find out where I am having problems.

It shouldn't I posted that picture in a different thread. 

11,000 miles in 10 months, 1100 miles a month, 275 miles a week, 39.3 miles a day, approximately.
Most months have more than 28 days, and I'm sure they had days off from driving forced or not.
But considering the picture is the road in NYC, you can imagine what the rest was like.

There wasn't any highways, there was barely roads, often tracts. Very few bridges, build a raft or look for a shallow ford, and good luck with that on the Mississippi, Missouri, and all the rivers. From Chicago you might have to go to Kansas City to get to Minneapolis but you'll have to ask along the way because they had no Trip-tiks, probably not even a decent map. No road signs when there's no roads. If REO put up the car and spare parts they probably wanted as much exposure as possible. This was not a race.

Gasoline was scarce and shitty, I Believe most of the early pioneer travelers would get lamp fuel, which had migrated from whale oil to kerosene, from general stores and trading posts. It wasn't until a gasoline distribution network developed that the gasoline  powered cars started to dominate. Steam faded quickly because of inherent difficulty and danger. Electrics hung in until the electric starter eliminated cranking gas engines.

Had pressing issues...

Hooray for Walter, my hero...