1900 miles makes for a long drive, and it gets even longer as you're forced to drive slower and slower as you get further east. I'm not sure what I'm going to do without 75 mph speed limits - here's to going 35 on the highways!
I sat through hours of safety & orientation information, and got an overview of the lab I'll be working in for the next ten weeks - starting tomorrow. I also got to meet the other students in my program. There's only five of us, and it's a good group. Everyone else is from Pennsylvania and they're all engineering students, which kind of makes me the oddball.
After all that lecturing, it felt great to stretch my legs and check out the amusement park half of Hershey. The roads around here are great and so is the scenery. Everything's green, and there are some awesome old farmhouses along the way. I've also found that every road seems to connect to something else. It's a change coming from Colorado, where a lot of times the epic rides only have 1 or 2 routes like the National Monument or Mt. Evans.
