Author: Sid

In which Sid and Doris stay off the Inter State to come into New Orleans across the longest bridge in the world that runs continuously over water, the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway.

In which Sid and Doris visit the first White House of the Confederacy, the Alabama State Museum and stop at a revolutionary old house at Laurel in Mississippi.

In which Sid and Doris visit the Mississippians, pass by Booker T Washington to stay at an Indian-owned Wind Creek casino resort, which may be a bit like Monte Carlo or Las Vegas.

In which Sid and Doris do not overdose on Greek Revival mansions by cunningly visiting the Italianate Hay House, and rest up in a B&B mansion they have all to themselves.

In which Sid and Doris visit the Home of Country Music, drive through Appalachia profonde to charming Art Deco Asheville and the Dixieland Boardinghouse, home of North Carolina’s best known author before marching through Georgia.

In which Sid and Doris visit Thomas Jefferson’s house at Poplar Forest, Mr Giant starts to make a new noise and they all sit out an enormous downpour.

In which Sid and Doris scoot around the Beltway to Appomattox and Lynchburg.

In which Sid and Doris visit the National Museum of Industrial Heritage at Bethlehem steel works, a perfect diner and friends in Maryland.

In which Sid and Doris rouse the Jolly Green Giant from his New Jersey slumbers and make a gentle start on their second American road trip, heading for Easton and Bethlehem in Pennsylvania.