In my second week of travels, I drove up much of the length of Maine, because in 1960 John Steinbeck was determined to touch the roof of the United States before turning west, and I reckoned you aren’t really fulfilling the mission unless you follow his path.
It’s too early to draw conclusions about the country’s mood, but this is what I have heard in two weeks on the road.
Mt. Katahdin, which translates to “Greatest Mountain” in Penobscot, is the highest mountain in the state of Maine at 5,269 feet.
Bowling alley inside Just - In - Time Recreation center in Lewiston, Maine
Clay’s visits the recently reopened Just-In-Time recreation center in Lewiston, Maine.
Cartoon image of John Steinbeck, his dog Charley and his camper rig.
Clay visits John Steinbeck’s Sag Harbor home where the noted author began his 1960 cross-country journey, immortalized in Travels With Charley.