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by Denny Gibson (Author)
The Dixie Highway was more than a simple point to point auto trail. It was an early 20th century system of roads that ran through ten states as it connected our northern border with Miami, Florida. Ride along with a hardcore two-lane traveler as he drives its nearly 6,000 miles in the early 21st century. Illustrated with more than 100 B&W photos.
Author Biography
Denny Gibson is a retired software engineer living on the outskirts of Cincinnati, Ohio. He is addicted to driving two-lane highways and, since 1999, has documented his travels on them at DennyGibson.com. His photographs and writings have appeared in other travel books and magazines. He is the author of "By Mopar to the Golden Gate" which tells the story of driving the Lincoln Highway during its centennial year in a fifty year old car.
