Road Trip-- Any RCC'ers on the way?

I will be taking a short road trip starting the middle of September and
would like to meet any of you who are on or close to my route.

I will go from Medford, Or. to Reno, Nv. to Las Vegas, Nv. then a side trip
to St. George, Ut. before heading to Phoenix, Az. Then I will head toward
Houston, Tx. and up to Rogers, Ark. The next stop will be Louisville, Ky.
then back to Mason City, Ia. and up to Bismarck, ND. and finally home to
Hermiston, Or.

If you let me know how to make contact with you I'll try to stop for a few
minutes. I am not adverse to short trips off the beaten path.

When I think about how much fuel I'll use on this trip all I see is the key
date coins that I could have purchased. But if I stayed home I probably
wouldn't buy them anyway and it will be fun to meet some of the RCC Clan.

Thanks for responding

Chuck Miller

Chuck Miller wrote:
I will be taking a short road trip starting the middle of September and
would like to meet any of you who are on or close to my route.

I will go from Medford, Or. to Reno, Nv. to Las Vegas, Nv. then a side trip
to St. George, Ut. before heading to Phoenix, Az. Then I will head toward
Houston, Tx. and up to Rogers, Ark. The next stop will be Louisville, Ky.
then back to Mason City, Ia. and up to Bismarck, ND. and finally home to
Hermiston, Or.

If you let me know how to make contact with you I'll try to stop for a few
minutes. I am not adverse to short trips off the beaten path.

When I think about how much fuel I'll use on this trip all I see is the key
date coins that I could have purchased. But if I stayed home I probably
wouldn't buy them anyway and it will be fun to meet some of the RCC Clan.

Thanks for responding

Chuck Miller



Chuck you forgot Laughlin. :-)

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"Chuck Miller" wrote in message
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I will be taking a short road trip starting the middle of September and
would like to meet any of you who are on or close to my route.

I will go from Medford, Or. to Reno, Nv. to Las Vegas, Nv. then a side
trip to St. George, Ut. before heading to Phoenix, Az. Then I will head
toward Houston, Tx. and up to Rogers, Ark. The next stop will be
Louisville, Ky. then back to Mason City, Ia. and up to Bismarck, ND. and
finally home to Hermiston, Or.

If you let me know how to make contact with you I'll try to stop for a few
minutes. I am not adverse to short trips off the beaten path.

When I think about how much fuel I'll use on this trip all I see is the
key date coins that I could have purchased. But if I stayed home I
probably wouldn't buy them anyway and it will be fun to meet some of the
RCC Clan.

Thanks for responding

Chuck Miller

Well, Seneca hasn't moved. Still about an hour from Rogers, Ark. If you do
make it up this far north again, give me advance notice so I will be sure to
be in the store.

Bill

Chuck Miller wrote:
I will go from Medford, Or. to Reno, Nv. to Las Vegas, Nv. then a
side trip to St. George, Ut.

If you're going to St George, I presume you'll be stopping by Wes's
shop.

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On Mon, 29 Aug 2005 21:31:09 -0700, "Chuck Miller"
wrote:

I will be taking a short road trip starting the middle of September and
would like to meet any of you who are on or close to my route.

Only an American would call a 5000mi tour a "short road trip"!

I will go from Medford, Or. to Reno, Nv. to Las Vegas, Nv. then a side trip
to St. George, Ut. before heading to Phoenix, Az. Then I will head toward
Houston, Tx. and up to Rogers, Ark. The next stop will be Louisville, Ky.
then back to Mason City, Ia. and up to Bismarck, ND. and finally home to
Hermiston, Or.

Sounds like a wonderful (and beautiful) route round the country. Are
you taking back roads or interstates?

If you let me know how to make contact with you I'll try to stop for a few
minutes. I am not adverse to short trips off the beaten path.

Well, an extra 800mi round trip from Louisville will get you out here
to lovely DC! )

When I think about how much fuel I'll use on this trip all I see is the key
date coins that I could have purchased. But if I stayed home I probably
wouldn't buy them anyway and it will be fun to meet some of the RCC Clan.

Hope you get good milage!

Padraic.

Thanks for responding

Chuck Miller

la cieurgeourea provoer mal trasfu
ast meiyoer ke 'l andrext ben trasfu.

We'll put an extra shrimp on the BBQ!


If you're going to St George, I presume you'll be stopping by Wes's shop.

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Bill,

I will let you know when I have a deffinate time.

Chuck

Wes,

My mouth is watering already!

Chuck

Padric,

Lets see---How is 10 mpg? Will be pulling my camper and that is about all I
can get. I will probably use a combination of "back roads" and freeways.
Pulling heavy, freeways might prove easier, especially for anyone wanting to
pass me. I really like back roads! I recently found a road in Idaho that
eventually ended as a Powerline road and I turned around and backtracked 50
miles. You can't always believe what the map says! But the scenery was
beautiful so not a total loss! I think the D.C. trip will have to wait until
next year.

Chuck

True story. A couple of years ago I had to drive from Indianapolis to a
customer site in some small town in SE Indiana. I went to Mapquest or one
of those sites for directions. It gave me two options - fastest route and
shortest route. Having some free time, I selected shortest route. The 4th
or 5th step said "Turn right onto Naval Weapons Range Jeep Trail #4". I
changed my mind and selected the 'fastest route'.


"Chuck Miller" wrote in message
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Padric,

Lets see---How is 10 mpg? Will be pulling my camper and that is about all
I can get. I will probably use a combination of "back roads" and freeways.
Pulling heavy, freeways might prove easier, especially for anyone wanting
to pass me. I really like back roads! I recently found a road in Idaho
that eventually ended as a Powerline road and I turned around and
backtracked 50 miles. You can't always believe what the map says! But the
scenery was beautiful so not a total loss! I think the D.C. trip will have
to wait until next year.

Chuck