Would We add Food? (was: A Visit to the Downeast Scenic)

[Carl G. Soderstrom]

There you go then

[Robert Hale]

Well, then it should be settled. If you are going to goto the Museum for a "day" trip, pack a cooler for a picnic. Do people still do that anymore?

[Keith Taylor]

Well, then it should be settled. If you are going to goto the Museum for a "day" trip, pack a cooler for a picnic. Do people still do that anymore?

I take a lunch every time I head to the WW&F. And my wife and I always take along a picnic basket and lunch when we take day trips.
Keith

[Robert Hale]

Well, then it should be settled. If you are going to goto the Museum for a "day" trip, pack a cooler for a picnic. Do people still do that anymore?

I take a lunch every time I head to the WW&F. And my wife and I always take along a picnic basket and lunch when we take day trips.
Keith

If I am taking a trip to a place that does not have food, I support myself. As far as going on a picnic, I have not done that in the states in a long time, but when I visit Japan I have done it a few times.

Rob

[Roger Cole]

In the pre-interstate highway system days, the main two-lane roads would have picnic areas along them.  I remember stopping at them as a child.  Mom would pack a picnic lunch when on a long trip.  This was before fast-food emporiums were the norm.