Old-School Road Trips

Remember the days of paper maps and roadside diners? Back in the 1960s, our family would pile into our station wagon every summer for an adventure. No GPS, no smartphones – just a trusty road atlas and the excitement of discovering new places. We'd stop at quirky roadside attractions, eat at local diners, and stay in motor lodges with neon signs. Those long drives were filled with car games, storytelling, and the occasional "Are we there yet?" The memories of these trips, with their unexpected detours and family bonding, are irreplaceable.