Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa

So Tennessee is a beautiful state I would definitely want to live there in the future. Kentucky is also very beautiful. I figured this out in Tennessee, Kentucky, and Illinois that not every exit takes you to civilization, some exits take you to another exit which takes you to another which takes in a different direction that you were previously going. In Illinois and Missouri some of their exits or junctions or hwys are named with a letter such as Exit V or Junction JJ. Never seen anything like it. In Missouri they actually go the posted speed limit not above or lower. They don't tailgate, when you slow down they slow down. When you slow down they don't cut in front of you to go faster. In Missouri I got pulled over for driving in the left lane without passing. So I will explain it is the state law that you can't drive in the left lane unless you are passing otherwise you have to drive in the right lane. Apparently from what I was told by my friends father is that this is a law in all 50 states, I had no clue. So here is a site I found on the subject, http://highwaypal.com/i95/keep-right-except-to-pass-laws-for-i95-states/. Missouri is filled with boulders everywhere its beautiful. Iowa is not worthy of pictures because it is unbelievably flat, dry looking and brown. I think Iowa might be in a drought.
I am currently in Bellevue, NE at my friend Kjersta's house I will post about Nebraska tomorrow.

This is in Missouri, so funny, Also there was a sign that said "Road repaved", then another sign over it that said "Completed as promised". So considerate the construction team.