I'll put that on my to-do list for the road trip I eventually want to take, following the route of the train up to Halifax, then alllll the way up to Louisbourg and looping back to Yarmouth and the ferry to Maine.

me too.

Here's the whole document, printed in Boston in April 1776 about a year before George Washington changed his mind to allow the soldiers of the Continental Army to inoculate. collections.nlm.nih.gov/catalog/nlm:...

DM me!!

Round 2

I have a couple of secret back roads in central Mass, but otherwise most of my shenanigans are in rural Appalachia.

If I'm being honest, it's mostly the lower control arm brackets

Barilla is the only one that I'm familiar with, and this family doesn't eat bigot pasta.

Okay, it's a limited number of brands:
Agritalia
Aldino
Antiche Tradizioni Di Gragnano
Barilla
Gruppo Milo
La Molisana
Pastificio Artigiano Cav. Giuseppe Cocco
Pastificio Chiavenna
Pastificio Liguori
Pastificio Lucio Garofalo
Pastificio Sgambaro
Pastificio Tamma
Rummo

As a 4x4 person, I'll say that my tires are the only part of my Jeep that touch the road. Now, lots of other parts touch the ground, boulders, trees, etc when I'm not on a road...