Take the Highway is a site covering highways, byways, historical roads, landmarks, travel.
Going on a roadtrip soon? Take a look at these ten popular items. Some are of mere convenience–others are quite necessary.
Something for electronics? It’s here. Well, a few things.
Emergency items? 10-4. You never know when something bad may happen.
Something even for the family pet!
The Howard Frankland Bridge opened in 1960 as a means of travel across Old Tampa Bay from Tampa to St. Petersburg. A widened Gandy Bridge was completed a few miles to the south in 1956. The Courtney Campbell Causeway sits a few miles to the north, carrying traffic from Tampa to Clearwater.
(Before the bridges: Memorial Highway)
Continue reading The Howard Frankland Bridge — Past, Present, and Future
In a six-part series, Take The Highway takes to the highway on a six day roadtrip through the southeast, mid-Atlantic, and northeastern United States.
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We took our time getting up on this, the last day of the trip. Breakfast at the Ambassador Inn was located in a former restaurant building located on the property. It was a fairly basic breakfast, nothing special. Eggo waffles, cereal, mini donuts, milk, orange juice, coffee, and fruit.
