Most of the new interstate highways begin as concrete in Pennsylvania. Eventually when they’re completely resurfaced they are covered in asphalt (tarmac).

Things are going well. Working through a new habit of exercise and good diet, and feeling good. A lot more energy!

regards
Len

Sounds like things go from bad to worse along the Delaware River — persistent fog and road lively deer. That just makes for nerve-wracking riding sir.

Always nice have a considerate driver behind you to run interference from closing traffic and not feel pressured to go faster in bad weather. I’ve experienced those four-wheeled angels in snow…

Fog can be unnerving. I’ve ridden twice in fog so thick that I was afraid something would come out of nowhere and get me. Once on the Vespa and once on a Kawasaki KLR. It didn’t matter — both were dangerous. I remember removing my earplugs and slowing down, sticking toward the side of the road and listening for traffic as I rode along. That’s no way to ride. And when a car did come it was going as fast as it would on a clear day.

As you point out, intersections would be a nightmare. I didn’t have to deal with that problem. I will say that I won’t ride in dense fog anymore. The stuff I rode in over the weekend still had decent visibility. No pea soup!

It was a beautiful day today. The sky was magnificent and the clouds spectacular. I rode home for lunch and wanted to keep on riding!

Thanks Dom. Always easy to make nice pictures when there’s fog involved.