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Not Your Mama’s Travel Guide! Imagine your journey begins with the rugged scenery of Reno on the north end of the eastern Sierra Nevada, over mountain passes such as Deadman Summit, through unique towns along the route like Lone Pine, and down amongst the barren beauty of the Mojave Desert, to its terminus in Adelanto at Interstate-15. No Exit Necessary, a roadside attraction and trivia exploration guide, is filled with trivialities, historic facts, monument inscriptions, backstories of town names, campgrounds, points of interest, museums, vehicle charging stations, and even a story about a sea monster. Other info you’ll find:2 States, 7 Counties, and 29 Towns and Cities 12 Mountains and Summits and 1 Desert11 Campgrounds and Day Use Parks9 Roads and Historic Trail Crossings31 Monuments and 39 Museums and Points of Interest40+ QR Codes to Websites for more information Whether you are en route from here to there, meandering about, or even an armchair traveler, now you can learn more about the road you’re on or find something fun to explore along the way. No Exit NecessaryUS 395 Reno, NV to Adelanto, CA Fun to read. Travel tested.

J. Butler Kyle has thousands and thousands of hours traveling America's roads with her husband as they crisscrossed the US. All the way pouring over maps and reading aloud the local history and flavor of the country they were seeing, researching things to see and do along the route.

They have lived in over one hundred places in the US, including an island in the Gulf of Alaska. Twenty-four years were in some form of an RV. All those locations were aviation related, including aerial firefighting while J. was Crew Chief on a Single Engine Air Tanker (SEAT).

J. has written other travel and visitor guides (Prince of Wales Island, Alaska); humorous short stories for Aviation USA and RV Life; expanded the Southeast Alaska portion of The Milepost; and ghost-written three memoirs. Her first self-published book, Tales From the Dockside, is a collection of fun and often embarrassing vignettes of her and her husband's two years living on a boat in the Gulf of Alaska.

Northern Nevada is where J. calls home with said husband, their family of kitties, and whatever strays wander in. She loves to garden, capture photographs, and of course travel. J. once helped evacuate a casino of all its cash, but that's another story.

You can reach J. at jbutlerkyle@yahoo.com, visit her website at jbutlerkyle.com, or find her on Facebook at J. Butler Kyle, Scribe.