Location for the night

Dodged snow all day. Drove through about 15 miles of it getting out of Westfield but it's been a good day. Well over 600 miles.

TA Binghamton. Usually these scare me, but I gotta say that the country pride here is very legit compared to others. And the service is fantastic.

 

Still in Virginia. Ended up having to do my 2nd 34 this week.
The stupidity of drivers shouldn't surprise, but it still does.
I'm parked at a 45' angle spot that bleeds into 5 straight spots. There is a big, painted striped 'No Parking' section that obviously if someone parks there then the last truck parked on the 45' can't get out.

Guess who parked there.
Luckily there the driver who dropped the trailer to my right hadn't returned yet. I was able to pull out and now have to park, like a jerk, in the no parking spot, because this place just filled up. Already had a Conway (thought they were XPO?) Try to pull in my old spot and realised there was no way he wasnt blocking the truck to my right.

 

Kathleen, GA. Driver's side window decided today would be a good day not to go all the way up, leaving a 3 inch crack. Something about 25 degree air hitting the side of my neck is causing major problems. Had to duct tape both of my nipples just to get some relief.

 

I used to have a coronado that the passenger window would just roll itself down going down the highway.

 

The rear driver side window on my four wheeler does this and it's a hand crank LOL. It doesn't open much just enough for you to start hearing the wind then you reach back crank it back up and continue on for another week then it does it again

 

Pilot on 90 in OH. First one from PA. This lake effect snow is a fun thing

 

I was in Lock haven and we kept getting squalls there. Sun one minute and then a white out,,,,then sun,,,,

 

E. 149th st. Da Bronx. I decided last minute to sneak into the city tonight. I had to pickup this relay in Kearny for a 10 am appointment. From my house it's 40 miles to Kearny then 25 to here. No joke that would have ate up all of 5 hours in the morning. The drop lot was a disaster as usual. Funny how safely navigating around there is harder than on surface streets here.

 

I've never seen the weather change so dramatically as it does in that stretch between Snow Shoe and Jersey Shore. Back in late November I'd say, I was running east and everyone was calling over the radio about a bunch of wrecks on the wb side due to squalls. I got up there maybe 20 minutes later preparing for the worst and the skies were blue as can be with the sun shining away. The highway looked like a bomb went off though.