Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge: 2014 #20
I thought I’d start with a little traveling’ music. Because there’s something about the open road and music playing. You want to tap your feet, but you can’t, because you’ve got those pedals.
So you drive faster — if you can and traffic allows — until the sound of the road under your wheels matches the music. Then you just hope the cops don’t nail you for speeding.
The music and the trees and the road and all the little towns through which you travel become one, part of a single experience. Traveling. Rolling on and it feels like it’ll last forever.
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SERENDIPITY - SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH 
ooooo that’s good stuff.
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Age appropriate 🙂
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Such fun which ways from you this week Marilyn. I really enjoyed your gallery. 🙂
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Thanks. We’ve been doing some “hard travelin'” … so lots of pix to choose from 🙂
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“Travellin’ Man”, Ricky Nelson.
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I forgot he recorded it. Good pick up.
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love this!! 😀
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Some good songs … one very funny song … and the road as it looks from the passenger seat of a 2002 Pontiac Sunbird!
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Road music. It’s amazing how it can fix a journey in one’s memory. My memory of driving across South Ontario in 2009 is locked into mental and actual replays of The Tragically Hip album that we bought in Toronto, recommended to Graham by a local in the book store there. It somehow gave the trip another dimension.
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Some trips are so ingrained with the music we played whenever I hear the music, I relive the journey.
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Yes, that’s magical isn’t. – when the soundtrack re-conjures the film. Joni Mitchell’s Night-ride home brings back my first flight out to Africa…Aaah! The power of the subconscious.
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Joni’s “Night in the City” plays in my head every time I’m in Boston after sunset.
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I’ve only been in Boston briefly – 2 years ago. Now, with that image, you’ve made me want to come back.
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It’s a nice city, especially if you have a guide 🙂
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