I can walk to Route 30 in 10 mins from where I live!

I can walk to it in about the same amount of time as well.

"There are right people to lynch." Who? People not well connected.

Then you guys must be those weird freaking people who lives around there.

My grandmother lives on it in NJ, where it's called the White Horse Pike.





Where can I get these: http://imdb.com/mymovies/list?l=31677687

When there's no more room in hell, The dead will walk the earth...

A LOT of people could walk to Rte. 30 in five minutes--including me when I was born, except that I wasn't quite up to it yet at that age--but have you driven it coast to coast, like some of us have? Think Atlantic City, N.J., to Astoria, Ore.--simply a great slice of America, through 11 states. In fact, a few years back some people made a movie based on such a trip, called simply "30". The story was fiction, but the filmmakers themselves did virtually have to drive the entire Route to do it.

I don't know about "weird" .. but I'd call them "interesting". ( I live about 20 minute drive from the area of Route 30 where the film was primarily made)

- Mr.Ed and his Elephant Museum may appear to be something made up for the movie, but he and the shop actually exist (altho part of it burned down this summer).

- The Totem Pole Playhouse was run by William Putch (director Bill Putchs father)for thirty years and still is one of the country's premier summer stock theatres.

- the Jennie Wade story is true and the bullet hole in the door was low (about rear end level).

- Rumspringa is an Amish tradition which give the Amish youngsters the taste of "English" life and the opportunity to make a decision about whether to join the church.