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Having driven through this area a few times, and also on Highways 93 and 50 ("The Loneliest Road in America"), I have to say that my favorite parts of Nevada ar
by sverige 10y ago
Having driven through this area a few times, and also on Highways 93 and 50 ("The Loneliest Road in America"), I have to say that my favorite parts of Nevada are far from Vegas and Reno. The emptiness is quite wonderful.
- blackguardx 10y agoI've always wanted to pull off the highway in the middle of Nevada and just go wandering into the wilderness. Sadly, I've always been on my way somewhere and felt that I couldn't spare any time. Someday I would like to have a more spontaneous approach to life.
- prawn 10y agoAlso I imagine that police would see your car and investigate, (with best intentions) interrupting any solitude. Perhaps if you left a note saying that you were going for a walk, had ample water, weren't out of your mind, and the time/date you intended to return.
- sverige 10y agoThere are no police out there, though. At least, I've never seen any.
- dredmorbius 10y agoThey exist (see earlier comment). However they also typically stay close to town.
- prawn 10y agoI was speaking mostly of general highway stops. Pulled over on a road in Nevada or one of the neighbouring states at 10-11pm so my wife could breastfeed our daughter. Car pulled up behind us and we had an initial nervous reaction before it turned out to be a cop just making sure we weren't having car trouble.
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