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Originally Posted by kunkstyle
Oregon coast.
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Agree with that . . . . . did some of that last September.
Can you fly somewhere and drive from there? One of my favourite things to do.
Number one from San Fran, via Monterrey and Carmel, to Santa Monica . . . . . we took three days on a two-lane to finish what might be a four hour freeway drive. Best done in the shoulder seasons though to keep the traffic down.
Rode my bicycle from Banff down to Yahk, then Sandpoint and Cour' d'Alene, then through Kellogg and over to Helena, Montana bfore going to Great Falls and back up through Sweetgrass and Lethbridge then into central Alberta, near Red Deer. About 1,200 miles (or km, can't remember), I think. On $300 through about three weeks of cycling back in the day, taking my time. Drove in a few years ago for amusement. Side trip would be Going To the Sun road and Waterton.
Victoria on Vancouver Island up north and, I think its called Golden Hind park as a diversion, then Port Hardy to Prince Rupert on the ferry. The ferry I took is now on the bottom of the ocean and I had a cheap, lower berth. Scary thinking about that. Prince Rupert over to Jasper. Very long drive, then down to Lake Louise and home.
Drive to Yellowknife and back. Fat lot of nothing. Have a coffee in Pouce Coupe.
One of my Facebook friends today was talking about the old Route 66 Route between Oklahoma City and Tulsa she took this weekend . . . . diner pit stops sounded wonderful. She bought some "####### Root Beer" at Pop's Diner. Love to do that!!
Cowperson