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New York to L.A - RoadTrip
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pwbbounce said on August 1, 2006 07:51:
Was wondering if anyone here has ever done, or concidered, or know’s someone who has done this??
It’s been a dream of mine for many many years now, and I really wanna do it before I turn 30 (so that gives me 3.5 years). I think it would be an amazing trip, one that you can only really do once in a lifetime.
I’ve found a couple of cool sites that I’ve been on, which have been good.
rox-kuryliw said on August 1, 2006 11:24:
my brother did ,he said it was a scary place and some weird people. personnally id rather do scotland to london lol.
pwbbounce (moderator) said on August 1, 2006 13:04:
I did London - Scotland - Birmingham last October, and it was too quick - Managed to do Aberdeen - Birmingham in just over 5 hours. But I was rushing as had to get back home earlier
Majdy said on August 1, 2006 19:41:
I always want to do Road Trip. We might do that from California to Illinois, but we just don’t want to hurt the car :P
ally77 said on August 2, 2006 18:03:
New York to Canada, but that is on the agenda for my 30th next year!
realmiddlename said on August 6, 2006 20:13:
ive travelled from ocean to ocean and seen most of the us, with the expection of the northeast(unfortunately). it’s definitely something to see,however with the price of gas and the how vast the us is.....it would be much more expensive then it should be. i live in colorado, very touristy... there is so much to see in this state alone, one trip would not do the country justice....which is the same for europe and anywhere else.
Santi said on August 6, 2006 20:17:
In Europe the price of gas is more than the double of that in the USA, so that won’t stop us. :D
Santi said on August 1, 2006 10:40:
I’ve dream about that for many years too, doing it by car that I’d buy on arrival to the USA, and selling it on departure :D
But my starting point was Boston and the route for going from New England to California would be different than the route back to the East coast. So I can see the whole country :P