Joe,

JM>  Most places will have the road one wants sign just past the fork.  Some
JM>states one can drive for miles without any signs at all and go far afield
JM>then have to find some connecting road or back track.

  It's more like a spoon with a hole in it, to make up for all the
potholes.

JM>  Since I try to stay off the interstates AMAP, finding a good state map
JM>is tough.  Sometimes a motel near the state line will offer them.  Most
JM>states have welcome centres with free maps, all but one were only located
JM>on the interstates.  One place I stopped sold real paper maps and paid
JM>for one only to find where I was going (a few miles away) had them for
JM>free.  

  AAA has an office in west Little Rock, but I haven't used maps in a
long time. The train trip I take this fall has someone else doing the
driving, and my route to and from Clinton, Arkansas (Hillary is nowhere
in the mix..as she's a detour <EG>, is rather simple.

Daryl

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