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padredw
May 16, 2017Nomad
timetoroll wrote:
300 is still easy. 400 is getting long. About 500 is max.
Big difference too for flat interstate vs twisting mountain roads.
I do like to arrive early enough to be parked and set up before dinner.
Just means we leave way early if the day will be long.
A man (or woman) of my own heart!
The only thing I add--and this is just my preference--I make the decisions about those days in the comfort of my home office. My planning for the trip involves determining (as much as I can) the kind of roads for that day and the possible campsites for overnight.
Even though we are long retired we are NOT full-timers. That would make a lot of difference. We make trips, we are not just moving along, and we do have a more limited time frame in mind.
We have a trip planned for July/August to Banff, Canada from here in East Texas. I am working on planning each days drive. The longest I have so far is 370 miles, but there is a lot of Texas I have to put behind me on the first days drive. Several days are around 200, many in the 300 range.
I just give these as examples of the way my daily distance or hours are determined.
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