SWAMPIST
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See you there! 🇺🇸




BREAKING: U.S. officials say Fable and Mythos were shut down because Anthropic can’t “speak Trump’s language” LMAO








The Great Southern Road Trip is live: a back-roads atlas of the American South. No interstates. Twenty-five routes, 6,369 miles, 521 stops. It’s drawn like an old engraved atlas, with real coastline and rivers and state lines on parchment, and you can trace any route across it, including a few historic ones like De Soto’s Entrada and Lafayette’s Farewell Tour. The four regions each have their own character. The Gulf Coast runs through Cajun country and shrimp-boat towns. The Deep South is Delta blues and battlefields. The Upper South climbs into the Blue Ridge. The Atlantic Coast is Lowcountry marsh, Savannah, Charleston, the Outer Banks. Grab a ready-made itinerary or build your own, then actually drive it. A GPS companion follows along: where you are, how far to the next stop, a nudge when you’re close. Check stops off as you go. No sign-up, all on your device. It works offline, caches the map for when the signal dies on some county road, and installs like an app. Field Notes has the longer stories behind the stops. dixieroadtrip.com

The Great Southern Road Trip is live: a back-roads atlas of the American South. No interstates. Twenty-five routes, 6,369 miles, 521 stops. It’s drawn like an old engraved atlas, with real coastline and rivers and state lines on parchment, and you can trace any route across it, including a few historic ones like De Soto’s Entrada and Lafayette’s Farewell Tour. The four regions each have their own character. The Gulf Coast runs through Cajun country and shrimp-boat towns. The Deep South is Delta blues and battlefields. The Upper South climbs into the Blue Ridge. The Atlantic Coast is Lowcountry marsh, Savannah, Charleston, the Outer Banks. Grab a ready-made itinerary or build your own, then actually drive it. A GPS companion follows along: where you are, how far to the next stop, a nudge when you’re close. Check stops off as you go. No sign-up, all on your device. It works offline, caches the map for when the signal dies on some county road, and installs like an app. Field Notes has the longer stories behind the stops. dixieroadtrip.com



I just had an out of body experience









