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wrote: Come down Highway 101. Snow, or ice, is extremely unlikely. Yeah but mudslides from Coos Bay S to at least Cloverdale are possible at various points. -- |
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On Thu, 13 Dec 2007 10:02:53 -0800, "Walt Tucker"
wrote: wrote in message ... Come down Highway 101. Snow, or ice, is extremely unlikely. That route will most likely add 5 - 8 hours of driving to the trip. No snow on the coastal route, but likely lots of high winds pushing you around on the drive south. More rain, too, this time of year. If the reports indicate there will be snow on I-5, US-101 could be hours faster. -- ************* DAVE HATUNEN ) ************* * Tucson Arizona, out where the cacti grow * * My typos & mispellings are intentional copyright traps * |
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Seattle to San Francisco in December
Littlefoot via TravelKB.com wrote:
I don't have a little thing to keep in my britches, I'm a girl! Ah, that's why you actually got prepared by practicing putting on chains, rather than laying under the car in the snow by the side of the road in a blizzard trying to figure out how to do it, or finding out that they don't fit, or ending up with them wrapped around the axle and CV joint. In the Sierra's you can get all sorts of free chains that fall off people's wheels when they put them on wrong. Unfortunately the market for used tire chains is very small. |
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Seattle to San Francisco in December
"Littlefoot via TravelKB.com" u39811@uwe wrote in message news:7ca30d3f605c2@uwe... Thanks everyone! This information has been extremely helpful. I've loaded up on bottle water, beef jerky, crackers and emergency blankets. I went up to the mountains a few days ago and pricticed driving on some ice and snow. I also showed my 2 friends how to put the chains on. I even found a really cheap CB radio at a thrift shop, so now I can communicate with the experts of the road (truckers) I have maps and books of the hotels located off of I-5. I am now excited about this roadtrip instead of nervous. So if any one is driving on I-5 on December 21st and 22nd look for a black Corolla with 3 twenty three years old talking on a CB. Thanks again everyone! Let us know how the trip went when you get back. |
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