Gribblenation Roadcast

Gribblenation's Doug talks about some great driving roads and bridges to check out in the Catskills of Upstate New York, along with a bit of the history and mountain attractions of the area.

Gribblenation's Doug talks about the six remaining historic covered bridges in Maryland. With stories pertaining to fire, Civil War campaigns, devastating floods and more, these covered bridges really do have a story to tell.

Gribblenation's Doug discusses his recent trips during the Christmas and New Year's weekends to Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Maryland, with mentions of New York, New Jersey, Virginia and West Virginia as well.

In his first Roadcast episode of 2022, Dan recaps the New Year's travel weekend, including the drive to/from New York & Maryland, some road meet-related scouting for a future gathering in August, and a summary of the New Year's Doubleheader of live programming that was the primary focus of the weekend as a whole (while also taking a swipe at the state of the road enthusiasts community as he sees it today). It's a mixed bag of entertainment, excitement, and thoughtfulness for you to start the New Year with!

Episode 4 of the Junction focuses on two recent articles by Adam Prince, Interstate 79 in West Virginia and The Twin Rivers Scenic Road in Pennsylvania.  I also discuss how I piece together these puzzles, how they gain my interest, what I use as resources (and wish to improve on), and a preview of other features I am working on.

After a nine-month hiatus, Adam is back to discuss his recent road trip to Wyoming.  But also how this trip reminded him of the importance of our National Parks and telling your own story.  

On the latest Fresh Drives episode of the Gribblenation Roadcast, Doug talks about his 2021 year in review. Find out more about some of the trips Doug took, some of his favorite blog articles, podcast stats and more.

In this episode, Dan closes out the year 2021 with a recap of his busy year. Included here are summaries and discussions on his memorable road trips, professional undertakings, and maybe a couple other significant developments during this time. This episode focuses on summaries of road trips and other developments in the months of July thru the end of December.

Gribblenation's Doug talks about the highways and road oddities of the Syracuse, New York area on the latest Fresh Drives episode of the Gribblenation Roadcast.

Gribblenation recently launched a US Route 99 page given it has been one of the most frequent US Routes to appear in our blog series.  US Route 99 was one of the original US Routes created in 1926 alongside the US Route System.  At it's peak US Route 99 was approximately 1,600 miles spanning from Mexican Broder in Calexico, California north to the Canadian Border at Blaine, Washington.  US Route 99 has a legacy which is approached by few other American highways which has developed a strong following in the road community.  This page is meant to serve as compellation of all Gribblenation blogs and media pertaining to the US Route 99 family of highways:

Gribblenation US Route 99 Page

This Roadcast is intended to serve as an intro the US Route 99 page but is also an excuse to talk about it's awesome child routes; US Route 199, US Route 299 and US Route 399.  Find out what made US Route 199, US Route 299 and US Route 399 by listening in or reading our blog entries below:

US Route 199; the Redwood Highway (gribblenation.org)

US Route 299 and modern California State Route 299 (gribblenation.org)

California State Route 33 and legacy of US Route 399 on the Maricopa-Ventura Highway (gribblenation.org)