Love to travel. Love to photograph. Love to travel by car to photograph what I see and Tell a Story through my Lens.
In July-August 2013 traveled from New York down South to Georgia. Destination: Woodstock, GA. Now that I am back to New York needless to say I miss Georgia, and the beautiful Cherokee County: Woodstock!! So green! So clean! Such wonderful, friendly and smiley people, they make your day!!
Here is how the road trip started:
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| 11:58am, July 27, 2013, after 45minutes wait, the Budget Rent a Truck had the car bed ready for us :(. The reservation was made months ahead of time for 10:00am!! | |
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| 6:30pm, July 27, 2013 Long Island, NY | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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| 7:43pm, July 27, 2013, the inevitable happened!! rear-ended by a yellow taxi!! but thank God no damage! | |
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| 8:21pm, July 27, 2013, New Jersey |
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| 8:41pm, July 27, 2013 New Jersey, dusk. |
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| 8:44pm, July 27, 2013, New Jersey still long way to Woodstock, GA |
Entering Delaware, the Delaware Bridge.
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| 3:52am, July 28, 2013, Delaware bridge reached after 3hrs of rest at a friends place in NJ. |
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The
Delaware Memorial Bridge is a set of twin
suspension bridges crossing the
Delaware River.The
bridges are dedicated to those from both New Jersey and Delaware who
died in World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War. On the
Delaware side of the bridge is a War Memorial, visible from the
northbound side lanes.-wiki.
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| 5:43am, July 28, 2013. Delaware toll booth. |
One-way tolls went into effect on the Delaware Memorial Bridge in 1992. For passenger vehicles, the one-way fare is $4.00. Tolls are paid by vehicles traveling from New Jersey to Delaware.-wiki
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| 5:44am, July 28, 2013, Baltimore Tunnel |
The
Baltimore Harbor Tunnel is a pair of two-lane
road tunnels carrying
Interstate 895—the
Harbor Tunnel Thruway—under the
Patapsco River southeast of downtown
Baltimore, Maryland,
United States.he tunnel opened on November 29, 1957 (along with most of the Thruway),
[3] nearly two months ahead of schedule. At the time, the toll was forty cents.
[1] The day the tunnel was opened, it experienced heavy traffic for the first time as thousands of motorists traveled north to
Philadelphia to watch the 1957
Army–Navy football game. -wiki
Photographs: Houry Najjarian
