

| Subject: | Re: Cross country driving |
| From: | andrewbell |
| Date: | Sun, 20 May 2001 19:04:14 -0500 |
Dear Steve, Avoid Nebraska at all cost! No offense to you who live there, but it can make your vacation a nightmare, while bulking up your arms and dulling your mind. I've driven the state a few times and every time I do I think they must be home to wind. Someone quick, put up a bunch of windmills! If you do make a trip up to Minnesota may I suggest The North Shore of Lake Superior, Itaska State Park and the Lake of the Woods? You could even get a route out to Mt. Rushmore, as I understand GW is planning a likeness of himself there. The roads are good, lots to see, cooler temps, no Grizzly bears ripping doors off Westfalias for food...just a thought. Sincerely, AB in Minnesota Steve Cots ford wrote: > I am planning to camp out west this summer, ( late June, early July) and I > live out east ( Carolinas). > I have crossed the country before with older vans (Bay westy) so I'm not > completely devoid of ideas. > I would love to hear others' opinions. > Choices are: > 1 Atlanta, Birmingham, Tupelo,Memphis,Sallisaw, Oklahoma city,Amarillo and > points beyond, either Trinidad or Albequerque. > 2 Knoxville,Nashville,Cairo,Kansas City, across Kansas into Colorado. > 3 Knoxville,Louisville, St Louis, Omaha, across Nebraska into Colorado or > Wyoming. > 4 Similar but up to Sioux Falls and across South Dakota ( Wall Drugs..Oh > No!) > 5 Further north to Twin Cities,Fargo, Minot and points beyond. > > Whats the best way to get across the mid section, dealing with those > wonderful cross winds. These vans are so much fun in cross winds! > Who has some good ideas? > Thanks, > Steve Cotsford
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