23 December 2017 – The first thing I did when I woke up was
grab my GPS and get my route around San Salvador City planned out. I was having
problems avoiding the PanAm Hwy CA-1 going through the city. This is a huge
problem. I was also having problems finding cities on the PanAm Hwy I could
search out with Blanche. She couldn’t find the city I wanted. I changed my mind
and decided to ride South of the San Salvador City and drive the route Litoral
Hwy CA-2. The cities I have to drive through are much smaller. Once I decided
that, I could find the two cities Blanche could navigate to and plan a route
to. Blanche bought into it. So, I was good to go.
I loaded up my bike and was out the door by 9:00 a.m. I
rolled up the door and the security guard was waiting outside. Why haven’t you
left by 7:00 a.m? Without Wi-Fi my Spanish translator doesn’t work. Because we
couldn’t communicate he finally left. I thought of something I could tell him
that would answer any questions he has. I told him the tall lady from the night
before said it would be ok if I stayed until 9:00 a.m. He seemed happy with
that and I left. It’s another case of information not being passed on.
I got back on the PanAm Hwy CA-1 four lane heading toward
Litoral Hwy CA-2. Along the way, Blanche pull a quicky on me. She found a shortcut
road to Litoral Hwy CA-2. As I drove it, I was actually paralleling the newer
four-lane South to Zacatecoluca. I couldn’t get off the two-lane road to get on
the four-lane road. I was not happy about this. I eventually came to a road
that allowed me to access the four-lane CA-2 Hwy. Blanche literally rebelled
all the way. I told her to go pound it. Most of the day I drove between 45 to
60 Mph / 70 to 90 Kph except for passing through Zacatecoluca and Usulutan. Blanche
wanted to drag me to another shortcut road again. This time I was ready for her
and didn’t let her. She again rebelled all the way but I didn’t care. I’m going
my way.


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