Len and Jo
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Tom ? I might of (can?t seem to find it) put this in the ?Destinations? section by error. Please just delete it if you see it there. Sorry/Thanks
Section #1 was ?The Great Northern Highway? that is US-2 from Maine to Washington State. We picked it up in Michigan?s U.P. and took it west. The #2 section was the Washington, Oregon coastal area along US-101. The final #3 section was expressway home w a stops at Reno and the Flaming Gorge.
The total trip was 32 days long, covered about 7,700 miles and required about 120 hours of driving.
The Great Northern Highway section was covered at the rate of 150 miles per day and ended at the Hoh Rain Forest.
The coastal section was covered at the rate of 100 miles per day and went from Ruby Beach to the Jedediah Smith Redwood SP.
The return route was a ?cover the distance? x-way trip.
The following small notes after this one will contain photographs taken on the trip. Note that our trip style involves many stops that have minimal or no hookups and several of the camping sights probably could not take large A?s, C?s or fifth wheels. In cool weather we did like to have a 15 amp hookup but other than that no hookups (a dump station every 3-4 days was needed) were really needed. No, we did not have dish and indeed during the 32 day trip only bought one newspaper.
Section #1 was ?The Great Northern Highway? that is US-2 from Maine to Washington State. We picked it up in Michigan?s U.P. and took it west. The #2 section was the Washington, Oregon coastal area along US-101. The final #3 section was expressway home w a stops at Reno and the Flaming Gorge.
The total trip was 32 days long, covered about 7,700 miles and required about 120 hours of driving.
The Great Northern Highway section was covered at the rate of 150 miles per day and ended at the Hoh Rain Forest.
The coastal section was covered at the rate of 100 miles per day and went from Ruby Beach to the Jedediah Smith Redwood SP.
The return route was a ?cover the distance? x-way trip.
The following small notes after this one will contain photographs taken on the trip. Note that our trip style involves many stops that have minimal or no hookups and several of the camping sights probably could not take large A?s, C?s or fifth wheels. In cool weather we did like to have a 15 amp hookup but other than that no hookups (a dump station every 3-4 days was needed) were really needed. No, we did not have dish and indeed during the 32 day trip only bought one newspaper.
