As soon as the sun sets, driving becomes extremely boring.
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Thread: To drive or fly . . .
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12-21-2004, 07:21 PM #26
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12-21-2004, 08:07 PM #27
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Ask your knee. Does it want to drive for 28 hours?
It's hard to wag your tail when it is tucked between your legs.
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12-22-2004, 12:00 AM #28
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Drive...make some good mixed CD's, drink a shit ton of Red Bull, eat nasty food along the way and jsut anticipate being back in the PNW where we have no snow but you know you will have a blast anyway. I road tripped back home last year and loved every minute of it. It takes longer, but like everyone else pointed out, you can take all of your shit and not worry about the airlines losing it. Plus, the airports are crazy right now anyway and that means the chances of them losing shit are just that much higher...DRIVE DRIVE DRIVE!
And if you need a break to go ski hood, let me know!"You look like you just got schnitzled..."
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12-22-2004, 09:54 AM #29
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I'm in SoTahoe now following a 13 hour drive from PDX the other day (with a dog). Skied yesterday and am headed to Vegas later today (about 6 hours). Drive to Los Angeles this weekend, at some point do an overnighter in San Diego, and head back to Tahoe for New Years weekend skiing. Then drive back to PDX.
So, I guess I'm leaning towards roadtrip. Have fun and drive safe!Your dog just ate an avocado!
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12-23-2004, 02:38 PM #30
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Gonna fly - reality hit that this afternoon, I can leave work, go mountain biking, head to the city and see one of my best friends . . . or drive for 12 hours.
Thanks for the input - maybe next time I'll listen!
Everything in moderation, including moderation . . .
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