Back East on US2

Belgique wrote:
Thanks all. I have a plan that I like thanks to another poster. Will take 31 south to Indianapolis/Louisville then I64 east to Richmond. Simple but let's us see new country side.

Think you are making a good choice - we have found that for "MY" sanity once we get east of the Mississippi we have to slow down and take the Worn out Interstates or we just eat up the time sitting at lights, not to mention wear out the breaks stopping every few feet. (Slight exaggeration ....but)

Seemed like a great trip that will be well rewarded by a Great Celebration at the Daughter's Wedding.

Couple of points on the Wedding - Take Pictures, lots of pictures, with your own camera - Drink less and try to remember more - .. when it is over you will likely find you have only talked to Half the people you wanted to and without the Pictures the memory will blur into a fog.

The trip to Richmond is likely the Biggest memory of this Summer so rest up and Enjoy.

Congratulations.

Thanks all. I have a plan that I like thanks to another poster. Will take 31 south to Indianapolis/Louisville then I64 east to Richmond. Simple but let's us see new country side.

If it were me wanting the fastest way south in Mi I would use I-75 to U.S.127. 127 to I-96, 96 to U.S.23. This route would keep you away from Saginaw, Flint and Detroit. When you reach Toledo chose your route home

Jayco-noslide wrote:
Not sure I follow. Does using RT. 2 prevent you going to your daughter's wedding(that's big)? No doubt it wouldn't be most direct route. We like 2 a lot and have used it many times to Glacier NP. So head east in time to do both. Also, US 20 is a good way east and not as far north as 2.

Was kidding about the wedding. Will be there. Want to use 2. Just doing a sanity check esp when we turn south through Michigan.

Not sure I follow. Does using RT. 2 prevent you going to your daughter's wedding(that's big)? No doubt it wouldn't be most direct route. We like 2 a lot and have used it many times to Glacier NP. So head east in time to do both. Also, US 20 is a good way east and not as far north as 2.

131 south versus 75. Less traffic. I like Route 2 across into Ohio and beyond. 2 is scenic and again, traffic is lighter.

All depends on how much 'rubberneck' time you have.