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Sep-13-2013 08:41 AM
timmac wrote:Bumpy, Bumpy, Bumpy, bump. Remember only house movers go on Interstate.MCDDY wrote:
timmac
I would say your thoughts about going across north AZ & NM are right on unless road conditions are terrible on 40 or it will be in the winter. We haven't been across there in yrs. From Santa Rosa MM your options open up, on E. to Amarillo or S. to Clovis and Lubbock, San Angelo and on thru the Hill Country to 290 or lots of other options. In Texas even the Tx roads are better than US hwys in most states.
Dave
Thanks that's the route I am looking at, going south from Santa Rosa NM, looks like a good road with good views, will also bring that same road up but will go thru Roswell NM and check out the aliens.
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Sep-12-2013 09:28 PM
MCDDY wrote:
timmac
I would say your thoughts about going across north AZ & NM are right on unless road conditions are terrible on 40 or it will be in the winter. We haven't been across there in yrs. From Santa Rosa MM your options open up, on E. to Amarillo or S. to Clovis and Lubbock, San Angelo and on thru the Hill Country to 290 or lots of other options. In Texas even the Tx roads are better than US hwys in most states.
Dave
Sep-12-2013 07:56 AM
Sep-11-2013 08:10 PM
timmac wrote:
I have been on 93 with its new upgrades but only to Laughlin turn off, is it completed all the way to Phoenix.
Sep-10-2013 06:52 PM
Sep-10-2013 06:24 PM
timmac wrote:
I have been on 93 with its new upgrades but only to Laughlin turn off, is it completed all the way to Phoenix.
Also would not I-40 be just as fast than go south after Albuquerque.
Sep-10-2013 04:46 PM
TucsonJim wrote:Supercharged wrote:timmac wrote:93 is a killer road.
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If you haven't been down 93 for several years, they have made quite a bit of it divided highway and much safer. Yes, there are still some lengthy stretches of 2 lane, but there are passing lanes every few miles.
Personally, we drive 93 twice a year, and haven't had any problems. It's the fastest route from LV to Austin. It's also quite scenic in some places.
By all means, avoid going all the way to Yuma. I can't understand why it would route you all the way down there.
Sep-10-2013 10:34 AM
Sep-10-2013 08:56 AM
timmac wrote:
...What would be the best route..
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Sep-10-2013 07:27 AM
TexasShadow wrote:
we use 93 regularly and have had no problems. Traffic eases greatly north of Wickenburg.
But going to Albuquerque is good, too. you can take 285 south (catch it east of Albuquerque) to Ft. Stockton on I 10 to 290 and east to Austin.
Sep-09-2013 10:02 PM