@@RoadTripTelevisionNJ yes, that was discussed in the video.

Hasn't that been closed for a while? I remember seeing something about that in a list of Mississippi projects a while back.

I've actually been to Portland, Oregon. But it's not on the coast. It's a bit inland on the Columbia river. I guess it must be an inland port, like New Orleans.

I suppose the British way of doing it would be to call one Portland-on-Willamette and the other Portland-by-the-sea.

I own a home just a block from the Algiers ferry. My family has lived in the neighborhood since the 1850s. I never said that Algiers flooded. And what secret are you talking about? This is just a neighborhood tour. What video did you watch?

I missed the detail that the turnpike was numbered I-495 from 1988 to 2004. But I can't find a map that shows it as such. Was it signed I-495? Or was it unsigned like the Spur is today?

@@504RoadTrips It was signed as I-495. When MaineDOT made the switch, the agency opted to make the Falmouth Spur unsigned I-495.

I believe that’s the only Katy Perry song I’m familiar with. Although I caught a video on KZbin the other day of her performing as Katie Hudson (I guess that’s her real name) at some Christian(‽) music festival 25 years ago, and it was really good music. It was almost like a 90s grunge thing. Nothing like the manufactured pop music she performs now.

Never. Starbucks coffee is awful and Dunkin isn’t much different than gas station coffee. We usually stop at truck stops although there are ones that I like and ones I hate. I can never remember which so it’s a crapshoot every time we go on a trip. Circular K has good coffee too.

I guess that’s valid since it’s the only interstate.

Thanks for watching Donavan!

@504RoadTrips you're welcome

@@504RoadTrips Is this the screenshot at 0:45?

@@tinapalermo3768 what screenshot?

@@504RoadTrips screenshot of tolls

Certainly! But the first version of that song that I heard was a cover by Ann Murray when I was a young child. I didn’t find out about the Monkees u to they revived the TV show in the mid-80s.

I’d give it a 3-star. It was a very nice, very comfortable room. Had it been on a higher floor, it would be 4-star for a better view.

Along the coast, most of the trees that you see are Live Oaks. They hold up pretty well to hurricane force winds, and the occasional saltwater intrusion. Get inland and you see mostly candlestick pines (there's probably some other name for them). The pines in the south are similar to, but different from the pines in the north.

The elevator is the highlight of the video, and I applaud 504 Road Trips for makeing the effort to get video of it. You sure could have skipped straight to the room. That's what chapters are for. Is this your first time on KZbin?

@@nigelng2412 yes, first time here. Once again nothing interesting with the walkway to the room

In the description of the video, there's an index. You can click/tap on the timestamps and watch whatever part of the video you want in whatever order you want.

Many thanks! Coming up next is going to be I-95 South , and I think the next project after that will be US-1. We hope to do something that will take us through Kentucky and/or Indiana, as those are the only two states east of the Mississippi that we haven't filmed in. As we do US-1, which will probably have to be done in multiple trips, we'll get some kind of footage on the way back, so maybe we'll be able to incorporate those states into that...Kentucky is the more likely one for us, since it's more likely to be on the way home.

I don't remember what the deal was with the Family Drive-In, but it seems like someone mentioned it in the comments. I don't see it under this video, but it may have been the video before or the video after.

@@fredwife7957 you saw all of summit that US-98 goes through.