Every summer as a kid, we would load up and drive the nine hours from Pittsburgh to Connecticut. It was always a celebration and a sign that we arrived when we were able to roll down the windows and smell the marsh near our grandparents house. Both of them have passed now, but I still make a point to drive by it when I visit.
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