S1997 (Jim) & Coop (Bruce) go north
07-26-2018, 07:51 PM
#81
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07-26-2018, 07:54 PM
#82
You wanted an adventure - sounds like you got one.
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sam_spider (08-01-2018)
08-01-2018, 08:40 AM
#85
Home safe and sound! Would you hit the road in that "fashion" again?
08-01-2018, 08:45 AM
#87
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Don‘t think so quite like that, Lainey. I enjoyed the trip, though, saw a lot of places I had never been to. Have some good photos and great memories.It was a great drive, and my little tear drop trailer was the way to go. Coop did a great job organizing the itinerary. We also met up for lunch in Whitehorse with a couple my favorite S2k friends - Roy and Carol Milan <canberra>.
08-01-2018, 08:46 AM
#88
I just saw that! Bummer. Reading of the adventures of those here who have driven across country or long distances have had me in discussion mode with Rick. Should we attempt a LONG road trip when I retire? We'd not be in an RV or a camper of any kind. I'm guessing we'd be racking up mileage on the P car and points for staying in Hampton Inns or the like. What sights are MUST see? How long would we need to be gone? (house/cat sitter would be required) I expect to still have a routine of sorts upon retirement, would I do well on the road for what I would guess would be 3+ weeks?
I guess I will need to start a thread so those who have made this type of trek can give me their thoughts.
I guess I will need to start a thread so those who have made this type of trek can give me their thoughts.
08-01-2018, 04:39 PM
#89
08-01-2018, 04:45 PM
#90
Don‘t think so quite like that, Lainey. I enjoyed the trip, though, saw a lot of places I had never been to. Have some good photos and great memories.It was a great drive, and my little tear drop trailer was the way to go. Coop did a great job organizing the itinerary. We also met up for lunch in Whitehorse with a couple my favorite S2k friends - Roy and Carol Milan <canberra>.
