The drive to Reno CAN be very interesting. It requires a fast car, a good driver and a radar detector. (Remember The Cannonball Run?) The challenge to make it interesting is to make the trip in under 4 hours. It can be done.<g> That trip is one of the best in the country for extended high speed driving if that is your thing.
Know thyself and know thine own limitations.
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Isn't it cheaper in the long run to drive to Reno than pay $100, or
$200 if you have two people, in airfare to fly to Reno. What would
gas cost? $30 maybe round trip?
The drive to Reno CAN be very interesting. It requires a fast
car, a good driver and a radar detector. (Remember The Cannonball
Run?) The challenge to make it interesting is to make the trip in
under 4 hours. It can be done.<g> That trip is one of the best in the
country for extended high speed driving if that is your thing.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Gene Frohbieter" <ugwf@h...> wrote:
Know thyself and know thine own limitations.
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If you have never been to the desert before it might be quite
interesting. When I lived in the east and made my first trip to the
desert, it was all interesting and beautiful. Now, except for Utah,
it is just "ho hum" to me.
George in SF
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "hansjurgent" <hansjurgent16@h...> wrote:
Isn't it cheaper in the long run to drive to Reno than pay $100, or
$200 if you have two people, in airfare to fly to Reno. What would
gas cost? $30 maybe round trip?--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Gene Frohbieter" <ugwf@h...> wrote:
> The drive to Reno CAN be very interesting. It requires a fast
car, a good driver and a radar detector. (Remember The Cannonball
Run?) The challenge to make it interesting is to make the trip in
under 4 hours. It can be done.<g> That trip is one of the best in the
country for extended high speed driving if that is your thing.
> Know thyself and know thine own limitations.
>
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Considering it's about 900 miles rd/trip I would think it's going to cost
you a bit more than $30 for gas unless you're driving something that gets
about 50/mpg!
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From: hansjurgent [mailto:hansjurgen…@…com]
Sent: Monday, December 15, 2003 12:52 PM
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: Drive to Reno from Vegas?? Is it worth it?? XVP
Isn't it cheaper in the long run to drive to Reno than pay $100, or
$200 if you have two people, in airfare to fly to Reno. What would
gas cost? $30 maybe round trip?
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Gene Frohbieter" <ugwf@h...> wrote:
The drive to Reno CAN be very interesting. It requires a fast
car, a good driver and a radar detector. (Remember The Cannonball
Run?) The challenge to make it interesting is to make the trip in
under 4 hours. It can be done.<g> That trip is one of the best in the
country for extended high speed driving if that is your thing.
Know thyself and know thine own limitations.
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