So, I’ve done a lot of work clearing the queue tonight, but it’s still quite large. Here’s what I’ve got left:
Colorado
- I-25 from WY State line to I-70 Bus/US-40/US-287
- I-76 from NE State Line to first US-6 exit
- I-225 (full)
- US-87 from WY State Line to I-70 Bus/US-40/US-287
- US-85 from south side of I-25 concurrency to WY State Line
- US-287 from WY State Line to I-70 (near E-470)
- CO-125 from C-127 to WY Line
- CO-127
- CO-14 from US-6 to north end of US-287 concurrency
- CO-392 from US-287 to US-85
Idaho
- US 20 from Idaho 44 to I-84 plus I-84 concurrency
- US 26 from Idaho 44 to I-84 plus I-84 concurrency
- US 30 from end of I-84 concurrency at Bliss to beginning of I-84 concurrency at Burley
Nebraska
- I-76 (full)
- I-80 from the WY Line to I-76
So that’s not so bad. In other news I gave Nebraska its own page along the vain of Idaho. I’ll do the same with Colorado if I ever actually post Colorado photos (I will eventually).
I also need to develop the site banner, the state line crossing, and erroneous signage pages. I expect all that to happen in late May or June.
Anyway, tomorrow I’m going to head to Nebraska and Colorado again, taking US-30 from the Wyoming line to US-138, taking US-138 to US-6, and then I-76 to US-34 which I’ll take back to Loveland. I’ll also get the I-76 Fort Morgan business loop.
Now, you might say, “What about Wyoming?”
Rest assured I have not forgotten about Wyoming. After May 1st I’m getting back into full Wyoming gear. I’ll be heading up, clinching US-85 and then a bunch of other cool stuff in Weston and Crook counties as well as clinching Platte and Niobrara.
Shortly after that I’ll be driving back to Idaho and I’ll spend two days doing that, getting as much of western Wyoming as possible.
So all is good in the world of highways. At the rate I’m blowing out Wyoming I would not be surprised if I were done in exactly 1 calendar year. At that point I’ll probably move to Colorado or Nebraska or wherever it is I go to graduate school (if I do grad school in Wyoming I’d say I focus on Colorado).
