The Pike

2015 New England and MidWest, Massachusetts, Road Trip, States

We spent as much time as possible traveling east on US-20 enjoying the scenery and snagging a couple of caches this morning.  We finally got to the point though that navigating the back roads with a GPS program that cannot be set to avoid the interstate got too complicated. We finally got onto the Mass Pike then shortly pulled into a travel plaza to use the facility, grab one more cache, and to make a turkey provolone wrap in the T@B kitchen before proceeding east.


Here’s GG2 parked with the big boys at a Mass Pike travel plaza!

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