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Unread 24-10-2006, 12:48
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Re: Tips for something big....(Driving cross-country)

You all are making me want drop everything and go see the country! My most recent adventure was up into Alberta Canada for a week with my mom. I recommend it highly...if you get close to the northern border of the US, take the time to venture across. That does take some extra planning to make sure they don't take your lunch (we lost fresh peaches in customs).

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Originally Posted by Tytus Gerrish
take your time I got to michigan from south florida just myself and my truck in 19 hours. it was 1450 miles. acording to my gps. I was completely exhausted and could barley walk. do the math and see how fast my average speed was. i realy wish i would have taken my time. So take yours and enjoy the scenery theres plenty of stuff to see.
I'll second this one. This past summer we flew our 19 year-old son from Rochester NY to San Jose CA, so he could drive back with a friend. After one evening of rest where Tommy got to dip his toes in the Pacific Ocean, they drove back, arriving three days later. They saw virtually nothing but highway! Why? Because his friend only had enough money for gas, but he didn't tell my son that until they were past Illinois.

So, while you can travel fairly cheaply, make sure you have the splurge fund and emergency reserve set aside.
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