Lots of great roadster roads in the Texas Hill Country, NW of San Antonio,
too. One of my favorites is Hwy 16 from Bandera through Medina and north to
Kerrville. Problem is these days too many people know about it. 473 from
Comfort to Sisterdale, past Marc Tyler's place is very good, too, and not so
widely known. Marc's been showing me other twisty bits when we get down
there. Maybe soon we'll be playing tag (carefully of course) in our
roadsters.
Hopefully we'll be organizing a cruise down that direction next spring. The
wildflowers can be really incredible and with all of the rain we've had this
year it should be a record busting spring for color along the roads all over
Texas.
> Only 11 miles? Try State Route 250 from Staunton, Virginia, north west up
> to Elkins, West Virginia. One of CAR & DRIVER'S Top Ten roads in the USA.
> Better yet, stay on 250 all the way into Ohio. But make sure you have good
> tires and plenty of brakes. A bit of torque might help going over the
> mountains too. It's just a short hop of about 300 miles that you might
> drive in 7 or 8 hours if you dare!
> And if you get as far as Hundred, WV, there's a little restaurant on the
> south end of town that serves a good cup of coffee and some great hotcakes!
> And it is a great place to catch Hundred's 4th of July parade. If you make
> it all the way into Ohio, be careful around Lake Tappan. There is a certain
> State Trooper there that just loves to stop red Datsun roadsters. But
> that's another story!
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