Interstate Perspectives Symposium
After arriving at Cheyenne, WY the interstate convoy attended an evening symposium called, “Interstate Perspectives.” We heard from highway historians and people who have worked on building the highways.
Well over 100 people attended to learn more about the highway system we’re travelling on.
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At our morning press conference today, Bill Newman (left), Safety Manager for
Welcoming the AASHTO Convoy Crew to Wyoming today was John Cox, Director of the Wyoming Dept. of Transportation. We had a press conference at a rest stop at 8,600 ft., the highest spot on I-80.
Making our arrival in Laramie, WY enjoyable was the
There are a lot of cameras floating around on this trip and you have no idea when someone’s going to take your picture. This is an ethanol blogger in action.
Cruising along I-80 today I came across a form of renewable energy sitting on a hilltop. These windmills are just huge.
I counted over 100 in this windmill farm. Then after getting around the hill there was another group on the next hill.
This morning
We got started bright and early this morning in Salt Lake City. We made a short trip to a local park to wait for Governor Huntsman to meet us.
We had a beautiful view at our dinner location here Sunday evening in Salt Lake City.
On our last evening here in Salt Lake City a group of us from the convoy were hosted at a private home up on a mountainside overlooking the city for a very relaxing dinner. We started out though putting mailing labels on boxes that are being sent overseas to our troops via
Travelling along with our convoy is Ralph Garcia, Highway Safety Truck. Ralph was my ride back to the hotel last night.
During our dinner last night here in Salt Lake City, we saw
When we got into Salt Lake City late yesterday we went straight to
I made a little stop off the highway with Albert Renteria, President of
We drove through some pretty territory getting here to Salt Lake City. At our midday fuel stop you could see some snow on the mountain tops around us.