for a great road trip and adventure why don't you snow birds try the...........
25th ANNIVERSARY TEXAS HEALEY ROUNDUP -- as close to you as it will ever be !!
April 22-24, 2005 Pottsboro, tx south shores of LAKE TEXHOMA, widely
recognized as the premiere southwest event. check it out on www.ntahc.org
jerry wall
north tx ah club
davidwjones wrote:
>
> ....And now for something completely different....
>
> Thought I would try to start a thread that might get us off the "Value" issue
> a bit. I was sitting here looking out the window at a foot and a half of snow,
> and thinking about the first drive in the Healey I would like to take, this
> spring.
>
> Years ago, I traveled several times from Bangor ME down to a small coastal
> town called Jonesport, near Machias (in Maine). The back road between the two
> points was a freshly paved two-lane blacktop that wound around the hills and
> hugged the contours of the numerous small lakes and ponds along the way. It
> was called "Blacks Woods Road" and the challenging drive was at least an hour
> of spirited driving, along switchbacks and s curves. This road was known by
> those in the area as a favorite cruise, and I was wondering if anyone on the
> list is familiar with it, and if it is still the same.
>
> I also thought that while a lot of us are freezing our lug nuts off, it might
> be enjoyable to hear about some of the best Healey day trip routes, good
> places to stop along the way (food, sights), great destinations, as we prepare
> for the spring thaw...
>
> As an example, has anyone on the list ever taken their Healey to the top of Mt
> Washington?
>
> David W. Jones
> '62 Mk II BT7 tricarb
> Cumberland, RI USA
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