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Re: Where are the snow birds ?
schlep1967 wrote: If your traveling south, you won't see many other RV's doing the same. Now if you were traveling north, you would pass a lot more going the other way. This. Drove down from PNW to AZ last week. Plenty of rv’s on the road, packed up like they’re staying a while. And Kanab, Page, Flag, Payson areas jammed with active rv’ers (best season there for that, of course)1.8KViews0likes0Comments- 814Views0likes0Comments
Re: Quadrants, rather than one big cross country trip?
I did it essentially that way. Live in northwest. Headed to midwest, left the rig over the winter in a storage place. Went back in the spring, toured northeast, left the rig in inside storage in North Carolina. Went back the next year, toured the southeast, then headed to Arizona and onback to northwest. Worked for us. Good storage is not cheap.1.3KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Willamette Valley to Whidby Island
Going off onto 507 will only add suburban stop and go to an already congested route. So your choice: Stay on I-5 and deal with the traffic up to Mukilteo (downtown SEA and Northgate areas will be stop and go) Or take 101 and 20 to Port Townsend. Slow going, but much more scenic. That would be my choice. Either way, there's a ferry. Full of RV's and trailers.475Views0likes0Comments
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