Central Texas Roadtrip
Part Two
 This
is what US 180 looks like just before it ends on the horizon. |
 At
I-20, just on the east side of Weatherford, US 180 comes to an end.
Its west end is at the Grand Canyon. |
 In
typical Texas fashion, you have to go on a frontage road in order to get
onto I-20 from US 180's end. |
 I-20
EB west of Fort Worth. |
 East
I-20 shield. |
 Approaching
I-30's western terminus. It only goes to Little Rock, so I-30 is not
much of a big deal. |
 I-30
is on the left, and I-20 is on the right. |
 I-20
looks pretty rural right around here. |
 Overhead
BGSs on I-20 EB. |
 Alright,
starting to see semblances of life here on the south side of Ft. Worth. |
 I-20
widens out here at Winscott Road. |
 The
speed limit also drops to 60 m.p.h. |
 More
EB I-20. |
 On
the urban south side of Ft. Worth, we approach I-35W. Dallas gets
I-35E. |
 The
exit for I-35W. Goodbye I-20. |
 I-35W
even has a Business Route. |
 Crossing
US 67, which runs from near Davenport, IA, to the Mexico border in
southwestern Texas. |
 Right
after I-35W and I-35E come together to reform I-35, this is the sign for US
77. |
 I-35
SB near Waco. |
I guess that's the end of the pictures for the day. Wish I had gotten more but I must have been kinda lazy with the camera. Or it was too trafficky to take more pix-- I-35 is kinda busy, you know. |