This will be a very fast (2 or 3 days top) and sober trip..So. MS to Nor Cal (stoppin in Humboldt and San Fran)..end of this month. Need to be legal (age,warrants,etc.) and be able to contribute to the gas tank. Contact me here or wherever if your heart's pullin ya to Cali. Otherwise leave me alooonnnneeeee...I've got to study.Agh.
sister im in pa i have a small dog need ride to humbolt email me at onevibration@aol.com very serious have gas money sover and leagle thankz peace get back soon to me
ygm. Reminds me...will also take trade of work (helping to pack up the house,etc) if someone can be here by the 16th (that's like 2 days away)
Hey Mama Just thought I'd offer my space for crashing if you are taking I 15 through Utah it's about 1/2 way from MS to CA I'd say otherwise don't let me get in your way you'll have to go faaaaaast to make it in 2 or 3 days I'd suggest finding out which rest stops to stop at Dept. of Transportation web sites of the states you're going through. I did this on a cross country trip with a wee one and had a list of some I knew had playgrounds or trails so we could have a real rest right off the highway. Best of luck and please drive careful! Here's a great link (though playgrounds isn't on their list ) www.usroadconditions.com Becca
*diggin up the map* Aww...we're going too far south of there (I can't drive in snow). If it were a road trip instead of a marathon I'd come by that way anyway . They have playgrounds at some??? I've gotta check that out. ~love~
There isn't a simple answer, lol. I'm going as close to the way the crow flies while avoiding most of the mountains and major cities... Looking at Lousiana 10 to texas 7 texas 36 cutting up to New mexico 380 to I 60 to AZ 260 cuttin over to I 40 into cali then it's mostly 5 and 101 up to Eureka . I never could just hit I-10, lol .
Sounds like you'll be passing through Nacogdoches. You oughtta stop by the White Shack. Might even be some hippies there looking for a ride West, and they might even have money. If this is anywhere near Tres Piedras, there's quite a few Old Family living up on the Mesa.
