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Re: WOW! Don't see one like this very often!


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Posted by Hugh MacKay on March 08, 2005 at 12:09:25 from (216.208.58.144):

In Reply to: Re: WOW! Don't see one like this very often! posted by Chad from MI on March 08, 2005 at 05:10:09:

Chad: I go to Hamtramck almost weekly, don't get to see many of the side streets, as I'm running a 53' trailer. I go first to the Food Terminal down on W. LaFayette, then to the Easterm Market on Mack Ave. Then come right up I-75 to Holdbrook, past American Axle, on to the end of the street, make a left, go to Edwin Ave to Home Style Foods. I start with a full trailer load of CABBAGE, in essence I bring more unprocessed methane to Detroit than most people.

Now just where is this good eating establishment, called the port bar, cause sometimes those old boys just make me wait, to get unloaded? After I get unloaded I head home to Ontario, via I-94 to Port Huron. On my way I view all the old Farmalls out along I-94. There are a number to see, and I am encouraging more to get them out. That's what I like about I-94 speed limits, all those cars whizzing along at 70mph and we poor old truckers putter along at 55 and enjoy the old iron. Of course we see more than they do as well.


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