And Ann is not a bit shy about telling the bus driver what route to take. <tongue planted firmly in cheek>.
Sorry, Ann, I could not resist <GRIN>. (Ann travels a heck of a lot more than I do.) More seriously, often I find it a lot quicker, if more frustrating, to go straight through town than to take that long boring bypass. -graywolf ann sanfedele wrote: > Bill, I'll try to chime in on this too - I think Doug is right about > staying west of the Mississippi until > you get down farther into the states... but give yourself some choices > that let you swing a bit left or right > to avoid serious weather. > > Even though taking the hypotenus (sp?) is more direct, the straight down > through ND,SD,etc til you hit > route 40 would be my suggestion for avoiding the most congestion. The > cities you do hit won't be > mega Gothams. Route 40 is my favorite cross country highway.. Although > 29 down through Kansas City > from the border below Winnepeg , 70 to 75, 75 down to the mountains > might not be terrible. > > And My way will keep you on flat flat flat roads for a long time :) > > ann > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
