This video picks up where the last one left off. Follows I-95 North from Mile 41 to Mile 64 and then a pass through of the I-95/695 construction on the lower level (I-695 East) to MD-702.
What a wonderful drive down memory lane, especially through the (Fort McHenry tunnel) and your right FreewayJim, it is a blast! driving I-95 was the start of my love for the interstate driving experience. Great Video JIm!!!
@GigaElectricBird Yeah from 51-55 looks about 30-40 feet from the ground over the water, not sure about 56-59 it varies, could be from 30 to 60 feet in places.
I wonder how many people realize that there was supposed to be a bypass on Moravia Road from the I-95 exit to connect with I-695 between MD-702 and MD-150/Eastern Blvd. at that sharp turn near Chesaco Avenue. That's why there's no exit 37 on I-695, because that was to be exit 37. That's also why the sign on the off ramp has a blank green sign on it, because that sign was to point travelers to go east on Moravia Road toward I-695. That bypass was not only going to connect Moravia Road to I-695, but also extend that part of the beltway north from the MD-702 interchange to about Chase, while the beltway went north toward I-95, hence the elaborate interchange and wide median at MD-702. Just one of a few connections not made regarding I-95 between the two connections to I-695 (exits 49 and 64), not to mention a lack of interchanges past the Rosedale Interchange.
Sorry but I forgot to mention that I do appreciate the thought and I did play around with your suggestion, I just did not like the grey-green combo, but I did like yellow on grey so I might use that at some point. I will agree that the purple may not look as good as some other colors, I think Green works the best but I try to change up the colors for each video.
The Fort McHenry Tunnel IS Awesome to drive through - and I've done it in both directions. Still want to get the Big Dig Tunnel Collection (Boston, MA) though.
What a wonderful drive down memory lane, especially through the (Fort McHenry tunnel) and your right FreewayJim, it is a blast! driving I-95 was the start of my love for the interstate driving experience. Great Video JIm!!!
Everytime I drive back home to NYC. Through VA, I always play "The O'Jays" I love Music. Glad to see you did as well.=)!
Great job!! Loved it......and the music.
This Lamb is amazed at the changes between I-895 and I-695 between then and now.
That's one of my favorite songs and I think it ideal for these types of video.
I love interstate 95
@GigaElectricBird Yeah from 51-55 looks about 30-40 feet from the ground over the water, not sure about 56-59 it varies, could be from 30 to 60 feet in places.
beauty
Awesomeness! :-)
God I LOVE that song keep it up 5*
Cool! stay tuned I was just in Baltimore last weekend and will have some videos from there coming up.
I was in the BWI area recently, I got to know I-195 quite well. Surprisingly, you can go about 3-4 miles outside of BWI and you're in a small town.
I wonder how many people realize that there was supposed to be a bypass on Moravia Road from the I-95 exit to connect with I-695 between MD-702 and MD-150/Eastern Blvd. at that sharp turn near Chesaco Avenue. That's why there's no exit 37 on I-695, because that was to be exit 37. That's also why the sign on the off ramp has a blank green sign on it, because that sign was to point travelers to go east on Moravia Road toward I-695. That bypass was not only going to connect Moravia Road to I-695, but also extend that part of the beltway north from the MD-702 interchange to about Chase, while the beltway went north toward I-95, hence the elaborate interchange and wide median at MD-702. Just one of a few connections not made regarding I-95 between the two connections to I-695 (exits 49 and 64), not to mention a lack of interchanges past the Rosedale Interchange.
@GigaElectricBird at what particular spot? across the inner branch of the harbor I'm guessing about 40 feet.
@59525354: Yes, I-664 to I-64 in the Hampton Roads area.
Sorry but I forgot to mention that I do appreciate the thought and I did play around with your suggestion, I just did not like the grey-green combo, but I did like yellow on grey so I might use that at some point.
I will agree that the purple may not look as good as some other colors, I think Green works the best but I try to change up the colors for each video.
The Fort McHenry Tunnel IS Awesome to drive through - and I've done it in both directions. Still want to get the Big Dig Tunnel Collection (Boston, MA) though.
They have a Phillips Express now, gotta love Crab Cakes.
Cool video
Yes it is, and it works well every time. Plan on hearing it again next year :)