teach geography better so we can teach everything better the more we get around and see the country the more we know what makes america tick now be a thirty minute stop there for lunch folk you know ma'am i was right presently surprised what do you mean you actually smiled a few moments ago you were good  it's a fabulous highway shooting right out over the ocean for more than a hundred miles like i told him he's just going to have that much blame he's riding bridges carrier from one tropical island to another  up to then the fare was a dollar and a half one way but they started this first bus line and charge fifteen cents doesn't surprise anyone up there how this bus business has grown greyhounds run in every one of the forty eight states told yeah give us an educated for instance well for instance i've written up one of the oldest festivals on earth and it celebrated in this country named tuesday by the french who brought the celebration of this country that tuesday in french is mardi gras the city of roses it's right next to mt hood they can put on a rose festival in a ski carnival the same day man from texas state so big that some of the counties are bigger than some states now you take right hometown san antonio about half our town is mexican his chihuahua is western messages and trail and just across the street is another half is north american to chicago isn't that three half ma'am in texas everything is big enough to have three arrows and of course we have the alamo  you you know the old saying remember the alamo we remember where the santa center fans do every year well i guess we won't be seeing you boys tomorrow and they are going to stay over when the bus stops at sunset and take the eight o'clock in the morning because that's funny you were going to do the same thing yeah yes ma'am it's a big country you know i never been to new england for the states i ever got was michigan is in michigan a long way from texas don't you try to get already from home for your vacation you know they call michigan the water wonderland it's my idea of a vacation it's nice but i still prefer new england now ma'am if you tell me about it maybe i'd agree with you up there you have the feeling of being at the b at the beginnings of america that's where the pilgrims landed on that same stern and rock code when george washington established the lighthouse service the first night for the in new england it's a fascinating thing to take a tour of these famous landmarks so many visitors come up there from all parts of the country right houses are so friendly and reassuring and at the same time so age and along the way the words and temple him the same that watched the pilgrims gathering for the first thanksgiving and ethan allen boyd marching to meet the redcoats he read in places that were over for there was a united such as lyman house red horse tavern later it became longfellow's wayside him once this was the first overnight stop at the stagecoach out of boston it was a day's run then and today's that sounds like right nice country i didn't mean to get carried away great looks like texas finally melting down your friend a little i have a lot about new york and my  in fact i could have done a whole paper on it just to stand on top the empire state building i'm not down to me it's another grand canyon up our way teachers take their pupils down to new york every year in charter