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Any reason for staying in the country? Drive up and down Highway 101 and you are pretty much done. (I've been all over the west coast) We can meet up when you
by kirubakaran 18y ago
Any reason for staying in the country?
Drive up and down Highway 101 and you are pretty much done. (I've been all over the west coast)
We can meet up when you come to Seattle (gmail kirubakaran)
- davidw 18y agoYeah, I5 south of Redding is boring, and so is Sacramento for that matter. Take 101/1 south - leave I5 in Grants Pass and go the inland coast route. It's a beautiful, if slower drive.
- natrius 18y agoBut if you're going to do that in the winter, make sure you take the right road. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Kim#The_Kims_become_snowbound_in_the_wilderness http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Kim#The_Kims_become_snowb...
- ssanders82 18y agoDamn that sucks. I was expecting to read a Donner party-like situation but this was 2006!
- davidw 18y agoIt's pretty easy to stick with 199 through Grants Pass, and in reality, the coast route is probably less likely to get snow than I5, which has a number of reasonably high passes near the Oregon border. The road those guys took was just asking for trouble at that time of year:-/
- ssanders82 18y agoStaying in the country = alpha version of Sam traveling. Spain / Thailand / Australia = beta version :)
- kirubakaran 18y agoOh okay.