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PEGGS, in
downtown South Bend, was an excellent spot for the
last breakfast of the trip.
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When I picked up my planned route just a couple of blocks away, I
discovered that US-20 is sharing a path with the Michigan Road, the
Lincoln Highway, and bus route #4.
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This sizable gathering was near Shipshewana, IN. Most of the parked
vehicles were horse-drawn and black which made the green John Deere
tractor and yellow Gehl track loader easy to spot. There were also a few
cars, but they were carefully segregated off to the side. What I believe
were some new buggies waiting for power plants to be installed stood a
little beyond, and a little beyond that was a field containing several
used buggies, a few wagons, and a single boat waiting for new owners or
full disintegration.
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Forty miles later I was in Ohio, and twenty miles after that I was at the
point where I started east on US-20 thirty-six days ago. I still had about
160 miles of Ohio to cover before I was home, but the great
center-to-coast-to-coast-to-center adventure was effectively over.
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I am of the opinion that 245.8 miles per day is a pretty good road trip
pace.
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