Chicago Tribune article on John Margolies - Beyond Tiki

T tikibars Tiki Socialite Aku Hall, Chicago Joined: Apr 11, 2002 Posts: 2034	T tikibars Posted posted on Thu, Jul 10, 2003 11:15 AM On 2003-07-09 15:51, thejab wrote: Geez James, you ought to break that travelog up into seperate web pages! (one per day perhaps?). I spent the better part of the day at work reading the damn thing! Coral Court (which closed in 1995 but is still an icon of US66) is a good example http://www.coralcourt.com/. For an excellent guide to old US highways get the book "Road Trip USA" by Jamie Jensen (Moon Handbooks). Jamie Jensen's book should be an inspiration to us all, he really undertands the 'road trip' mentality and covers a lot of obscure places. Dean, that link to Coral Court rules. Too cool. Also, I guess I might break the road trip story up into smaller documents, but then again, if having it as one long page meant that it kept you reading, rather than finding 'convinient' places to stop, so perhaps the current method is best?

On 2003-07-09 15:51, thejab wrote:
Geez James, you ought to break that travelog up into seperate web pages! (one per day perhaps?). I spent the better part of the day at work reading the damn thing!

Coral Court (which closed in 1995 but is still an icon of US66) is a good example http://www.coralcourt.com/.

For an excellent guide to old US highways get the book "Road Trip USA" by Jamie Jensen (Moon Handbooks).

Jamie Jensen's book should be an inspiration to us all, he really undertands the 'road trip' mentality and covers a lot of obscure places.

Dean, that link to Coral Court rules. Too cool.

Also, I guess I might break the road trip story up into smaller documents, but then again, if having it as one long page meant that it kept you reading, rather than finding 'convinient' places to stop, so perhaps the current method is best?

Post #42416 by tikibars on Thu, Jul 10, 2003 11:15 AM