Left Cincinnati in the morning and drove to the Dayton area. Drove around Kettering, of course nothing looked familiar. Drove by the school my Dad taught at back in 1955 or so, Fairmont High. I think it was rebuilt, could even be in a different area. Then headed downtown Dayton and drove around some.
From Dayton went over to Xenia. Of course most of Xenia was rebuilt since the tornado which went through a while back. It was a cute little town. In five minutes you are back in the country in any directions.
Spent about twenty minutes going through the northern tip of West Virginia, then on into Pennsylvania. We hit our first turnpike that cost $12. They had several long tunnels going through mountains instead of around. Everyone drives seventy even in 55 mph construction sites. Never did see any cops. Pulled into New Stanton, PA for the evening. Gas prices running around $3.45 a gallon.
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