FL From Charlotte From Chicago Airports

Buffalo . . . Cleveland . . . Chicago. An interesting trail has been blazed, albeit during sub-arctic weather. Steve and I were glad to leave both Buffalo and Cleveland behind. These cities just seemed to be beaten. Other than the rush hour traffic Friday afternoon in Buffalo, we experienced no traffic, motor vehicle or pedestrian, whatsoever. I do not think that things would have been more interesting if we had visited during the Summer. The long drive through Indiana was a test, but eventually having three nights in Chicago was well worth it. Now, I am at home. I am exceedingly hungry. Normally, I eat one or two meals per day. On this trip I averaged at least two enormous meals per day, sometimes three. Writing a blog for a trip like this requires dedication, which is not always easy when one is on a road trip - the need to record and describe experiences while preparing for the next day's adventures often conflict with what the participants desire. I had an awesome time with my friend, Steve, munching and marching our way from Niagra Falls, all the way around Lake Erie, to the Chicago shores of Lake Michigan. Thanks for following and be sure to click "Older Posts" at the bottom of this web page to see the journey in its entirety.