Dear Ken,

Be sure to check out parts of Route 66, which still exists in some parts of Arizona and New Mexico. Speaking of NM, make sure you stop in old Santa Fe, about an hour north of Albuquerque (or about 6 hours southwest of Denver). There should be a few campgrounds nearby (I personally don't know them).

Also, if you have the time, exploring the old Franciscan missions is quite inspiring.

Cheers,

MJS

At 12:19 PM 6/3/98 EDT, KENWILFY@AOL.COM wrote:

>Well here is what my westward trip is looking like.  Leaving NJ on Saturday

>morning heading south down 95 and then 81 down to the Tennessee area.  Then

>picking up 40 w on Sunday and heading to California that way.  Anyone that

>wants to meet up or offer a place to stay along the route please contact me

>pmail.  Also I am going to be enjoying the countryside on the trip.  Any site

>beside the Grand canyon that wouldn't take me too far out of my way and be

>worth seeing?  Any camping sites worth camping at?

>The other thing that I have been thinking about is that I would love to get my

>email during this trip.  Anyone have a low cost answer to this problem

>(besides checking emails in Circuit City and hoping not to get busted!).  I

>was wondering about maybe one of those PDAs or something similar that just

>recieves emails and does phone numbers, nothing fancy.  Any input on this

>subject would be helpful.

>I hope this trip goes well and I would really enjoy meeting any of you so

>please let me know who lives along the route.

>Ken Wilford

>John 3:16

>

>

<bold>Michael J. Sullivan

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Open Market, Inc.

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