And the adventure continues...

A plethora of shields again, and a sign pointing to an evacuation shelter.	A few less shields.	They like to group them all together here I guess.
And we're down to just three shields! US 84, US 431, and AL 210.	An AL 134 shield.	A picture of the road in this area.
We're about to get on to US 231.	A US 231 shield and also a hurricane evacuation sign.	A good view of the road.
It turns into a four lane road here.	US 231 northbound and AL 10 westbound shields. And some bug spatters.	US 82 and US 231 shields.
An AL 271 shield.	Coming up to the interstate. Such small print!	Hopping on to interstate 85 going north.
An I-85 shield.	The exit for US 231 yet again. And also US 80 and AL 21.	Shields for US 231, US 80, and AL 21.
Heading towards I-65.	More directions for I-65.	An I-65 and US 82 shield.
What the road looks like here.	US 82 leaves us and we continue on I-65. For a little while.	The median gets larger here.
It is at this point that my car decided to no longer function as it was intended. After much attempt at solving the problem on my own, I realized that the radiator coolant was doing nothing but draining out of the car as soon as I was putting it in. I had the car towed and Sam and I took a scenic route back to a hotel near Montgomery. In his car.	We found a couple of old shields on our way.	An old US 31 junction sign.
A view of US 31.	Back to the many signs in one place.	US 280 and AL 22 shields.
US 280.

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