Lwiddis

near Bishop, California

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I stop never later than 2:30 p.m. or after 230 miles. Not a race or endurance contest.
Winnebago 2101DS TT & 2020 Chevy Silverado 1500 LTZ Z71, 300 watt solar-parallel & MPPT, Trojan T-125s. TALL flag pole. Prefer USFS, COE, BLM, NPS, TVA, state & county camps. Bicyclist! 14 year Army vet-11B40 then 11A - (MOS 1542 & 1560) IOBC & IOAC grad
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WILDEBILL308

FORT WORTH , TEXAS

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ferndaleflyer wrote: Depends. If I have a destination I can go a loooonnnngggg ways. Rest when I get there. Otherwise if just browsing around the country layover every few hundred miles and take a look around. Last Christmas I drove straight from here to West Palm Beach, 700mi, none stop at 79 years old. Yes non stop except for a couple of rest areas to go to the bath room....you don't drink you don't pee!!!!!
But why? Last year I drove direct from Fort Worth to Minot ND and it only took 35 days.I did go by way of ABQ, Santa Fe Rocky Mountain NP and some outher interesting places. I arrived rested and well fed. I think I may have rushed it a little.
Bill
2008 Newmar Mountain Aire
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TOWING 2014 HONDA CRV With Blue Ox tow bar
A man who carries a cat by the tail learns something he can learn in no other way.
-Mark Twain
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LadyRVer

Florida

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Just me and my pup. 200 miles a day and try to stop by 3 p.m, sooner if I can.
No hurry. Unless I am staying for a week or two, I drive one day, drive the next day and that night will stay up for 2 nights. Repeat.
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Sjm9911

New Jersey

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Everyones experiance is different. It also depends on, if you have kids, dogs to walk, tow vehical ( some have smaller tanks and get **** millage) weather, etc. So , sometimes the road dictates how many miles you can go. I plan for less then I can confterble drive and am happy when i arrive.
2012 kz spree 220 ks
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Sjm9911

New Jersey

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Lol, they blocked out rhe c word , not the s word. Same meaning.
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JRscooby

Indepmo

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Thought vacation was to relieve stress. How many hours a day do you work on the average? Driving requires much more attention than most jobs. And most jobs, the danger of not doing your job is not that great.
I have heard many say "My vacation is limited, I'm going to drive the 1300 miles to destination in 2 days" I could never see the fun of a great destination if you are in a fog behind 2 days of stress. Find a couple of fun things to do on the way. Get to destination in condition to enjoy first day.
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js218

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500-600 miles a day no problem, depends on your rig and comfort level.
2017 Haulmark 45' Super C 600hp, 12 speed I shift transmission, tandem drive axles, 3 stage engine brake, towing 26' trailer with an 08 explorer inside.
Jim
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LanceRKeys

Amarillo, TX

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With the trailer, probably 500-600 would be about it. Without it, maybe 1100-1200.
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ferndaleflyer

everywhere

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Wild Bill----Because I can and not a thing to see on the way. I will do that again this year.
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memtb

Wyoming

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Time aspect: it depends upon the desired outcome. Do we have a destination with narrow window? If so, many miles and hours “in the saddle”! If a leisurely trip.....drive with comfort in mind!
Expenses: Fuel.....it is what it is, we just accept it as a “necessary evil”! Food......except for perishable items, we can go for 5 plus weeks on what we carry. Plenty of storage space for canned or dried goods and a 5 cu ft chest freezer for frozen foods......minimizes our “on the road” food expenses! memtb
Todd & Marianne
Miniature Schnauzer's - Sundai, Nellie & Maggie Mae
2007 Dodge Ram 3500, 6.7 Cummins, 6 speed manual, 3.73 ratio, 4x4
2004 Teton Grand Freedom, 39'
2007 Bigfoot 30MH26Sl
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