Gillette Man Dies After Rollover Thursday on I-90 Near Buffalo
A Gillette man is dead after falling asleep at the wheel and being ejected from his pickup during a rollover. According to the Wyoming Highway Patrol, 61-year-old Paul J. Drew of Gillette died en-route to the Wyoming Medical Center in Casper following the accident on I-90 which took place on Thursday afternoon 15 miles east of Buffalo in Johnson County.
Drew fell asleep at the wheel and his Dodge pickup drifted off the right side of the road at which time he over corrected to the left resulting in the truck rolling two and one-quarter times, according to a release from the Wyoming Highway Patrol Monday morning. Drew was not wearing a seat belt.
After being transported to Johnson County Memorial Hospital, he was being transported by ambulance to Casper when he died.
Man In Seat 61 - News
A Gillette man is dead after falling asleep at the wheel and being ejected from his pickup during a rollover. According to the Wyoming Highway Patrol, 61-year-old Paul J. Drew of Gillette died en-route to the
Hayes was arrested July 17 after a Van Buren police officer stopped a vehicle for failing to use a turn signal and found a loaded handgun wrapped in a towel under the seat. Tommie Dean Aldridge, 61, and Sergio Higinio Santillana, 38, both of Van Buren,
An officer on patrol saw the man in his Nissan Frontier pickup truck travelling 51 mph in a 35 mph zone and he ran a red light at 20th Avenue North. The man was pulled over and police found a .38 caliber six-shot Colt revolver under the driver's seat.
Annie Washington, 61, died Friday morning when the Hyundai Sonata she was driving was struck from behind at Mississippi 18 and Siwell Road in Jackson. Washington, whose address was not provided, was pronounced dead at the scene.
Only when cockpits were enclosed did he decide to climb into the pilot seat of an unlimited. "I remember when I was signed on to be the crew chief for Chip and he had 46 wins," he said, "I thought, 'God, how would a guy ever win that many?
'The Man In Seat 61′ on the joys of green travel | Matador Network
If you happen to be traveling from London on Eurostar and poke your head into first class, you’ll probably see Mark Smith in Seat 61.
He’ll be reading a copy of T.E. Lawrence or enjoying the unspoiled (and unobstructed) scenery with his wife, Nicolette, and their year-old son, Nathaniel.
While he claims they live as an “ordinary family” in Buckinghamshire, Mark (a career railway man) is anything but ordinary to the 400,000 people a month who visit his website, The Man in Seat 61 where he outlines his favorite routes for train and ferry travel.
Seat 61 has garnered numerous awards -including Wanderlust magazine’s 2007 Travel Awards “Best Travel Website” and First Choice Responsible Tourism Awards’ “Best Personal Contribution” of 2006. Regular folks love Seat 61 also – just check out the 18 pages of guestbook entries of user-generated thank-yous and praise.
Since ditching the plane is the easiest way to reduce your carbon footprint, we caught up with Mark Smith recently in between trips to get his thoughts on slow travel, free-cycling furniture, and one infamous bottle of vodka.
MS: Trains and ferries allow you to see and experience where you’re going, making the journey part of your holiday.
They treat you like a human being, with space to move around, a bed to sleep in at night, and even a restaurant for your meals in some cases.
Flying has been described as “infantalising,” having to sit down and do what you’re told. On trains and ships you’re generally treated like an adult. For example, you’re over 18, so you can bring your own bottle of wine if you like. Try doing that on a RyanAir flight!
BNT: Like the slow food movement, people have begun to talk about slow travel , something that trains and other forms of ground/sea transportation dovetail into nicely. What are your thoughts on slow travel?
MS: I’m not sure I’d call 186mph “slow.” Indeed people are often surprised that you can leave London by train at 3:00 pm and be in Barcelona at 8:30 next morning, or depart London at 2:00 pm and arrive in Venice at 9:40 the next morning.
But if I’m sometimes uncomfortable with the “slow travel” terminology, the concept behind it is sound. We’re in danger of creating a world in which every journey is an identical non-experience at 30,000 feet. Flying has lost its glamor, and I think it’s time we put the interest, excitement and romance back into travel.
@ Currently reading Mark Smith's 'Man in Seat 61' and dreaming of exotic journeys as I pass Scunthorpe on the TPexpress.
Thinking of travelling cross-country? What the man in seat 61 doesn't know about trains ain't worth knowing! 
The Man in Seat 61 is one of the most criminally underappreciated websites ever. How is he not an online celebrity?! 
Coach class reinvented by budget sleeper service: Mark Smith, a rail enthusiast behind The Man in Seat 61 travel... Man In Seat 61 - Bookshelf
Man in Seat 61, Taking the Train Through Europe
The Rough Guide to Ireland
Online, you can book train–boat tickets as far as Belfast, Dublin/Dún Laoghaire and Rosslare through the Man in Seat 61, or direct with Raileasy, ...The Rough Guide to Travel Online
The Man in Seat 61 www.seat61 .com Railway fansitc par excellence, put together by British obsessive (and former British Rail station manager) Mark Smith, ...Eyewitness travel, Budapest
Information can be obtained on The Man in Seat 61 website but bookings Motorway ... The Man in Seat 61 www.seat61 .com Sirkeci Station Tel (0212) 527 00 50. ...Scandinavian Europe
The Man in Seat 61 (www.seat61.com) is a slow- travel hero with a wonderfully helpful website about rail journeys. For further information about rail passes ...Day-after-day Knowledge Directory
Man in Seat Sixty-One..., The
Provides information on traveling by train and ship to many destinations instead of by air.
How to travel by train from London to Germany | From £43 to ...
Train times, fares & how to buy tickets for train travel from London to Cologne, Munich, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Berlin & other destinations in Germany. The safe, ...
Amazon.com: The Man In Seat 61 (9780593058688): Mark Smith: Books
Amazon.com: The Man In Seat 61 (9780593058688): Mark Smith: Books ... The Man is Seat 61 is easily the best of the travelling Europe by rail books out there. ...
BBC - Beds Herts and Bucks - People - Who is the Man in Seat 61?
Buckinghamshire's Mark Smith is the man behind an award-winning Website. If you want to enjoy travel again ... Mark, you are the man in seat 61, can you describe your Website? ...
The Man In Seat 61′ on the joys of green travel | Matador Network
Mark Smith – the man in seat 61. If you happen to be traveling from London on Eurostar and poke your head into first class, you'll probably see Mark Smith in Seat 61. ...