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Last month or so ago my GF and I roadtripped from the Southernmost point of the US (Key West) to the Northernmost point in NY (Plattsburgh). It wasn't a contiguous trip, we had to work, after all, but in the end we covered !!!error: Indecipherable SUB-paragraph formatting!!! .
I've been trying to figure out what to write about, which is why this "trip report" is so late. But honestly, it was rather non eventful. I could write about the vehicle:
2013 Toyota Tacoma - was a comfortable, if uninspiring ride. Able to carry 2.5 dogs (one is only 15 lbs, that barely qualifies) and 2 bikes and whatever random stuff. Umm, it drank a lot of gas? It really wasn't a very exciting vehicle,
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a couple years ago.
I could give you a play by play of the stops, but do you really want to know about my parents joint 70-year old birthday surprise celebration? No. (But it was very lovely).
The highlight for me, personally, was probably riding the
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down in Key West:
That was rad. Standing on nothing but jets of water and basically flying through the air is, to put it simply -fucking awesome.
One thing Jalops might be interested in that I noticed on the long drive from Miami to Key West is this: all the convertibles are Mustangs and they are probably all rentals. There ya go.
Here are some other things I gathered on the trip:
- New Jersey is actually quite nice. Spent a couple great days at the Shore - Bradley Beach, which, unlike the beach in Rio de Janero, made me feel extremely fit and good looking
- New York City is all right ( !!!error: Indecipherable SUB-paragraph formatting!!! ).
- Jet skiing in Lake Champlain can be dangerous:
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Seriously though, it was a great couple of trips. I absolutely love driving on roadtrips and would take it over flying anytime. You really do miss a lot rushing place to place. Passing through all these little towns and places you don't see or think about adds up to a fantasti experience.
So go on! Get out there. And look out for Carrie Fisher.