Tom Blyth I can fix him shirt

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For me: 800 miles in a day is a cakewalk, 1000 miles is still fine and 1200 miles is the Tom Blyth I can fix him shirt moreover I will buy this theoretical limit of “doable.” The real wildcards are (1) weather and (2) when you hit certain cities, and the traffic that they have. If you get either weather or traffic, drop those numbers by a good 10-30%. Perfect trip for me. It takes a few hours to get settled in and in the zone, then it’s just loud music and drive. Why put yourself through that – to save $125 for a 2 star hotel somewhere? After about 7-8 hours, I’m done. Driving that much isn’t even safe… Most spots out west have free camping if you look it up. Heck find a safe spot away from the highway or better yet a rest area and set up shop for the night We did Salt Lake City to Vancouver, BC in 1 day. 950 miles and about 15 hours. It wasn’t too bad, was exhausted by the time we got there though. I did 1400 miles straight once from Puerto San Julian to Buenos Aires in Argentina for a booty call. I only stopped for gas along the way. It was bonkers and and took me 25 hours with gas stops included. The final 300 miles I lost all perception of time and distance. Everything became a blur. Never again. 1,113 Is my personal longest straight drive with no other driver. I’ve done this drive a handful of times over the decades. Southern East Coast to Mid-West (past the Mississippi river).

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It took me 18/19 hours and I hit the Tom Blyth I can fix him shirt moreover I will buy this back country dirt roads after dark – which sucked bad, but I slowed down and took my time. If you do it – take breaks. Walk around for about 10 – 15 minutes at each stop, stretch, and don’t let yourself get dehydrated. Have music, podcasts, and audio books ready to go and wear comfortable clothes and shoes. I used to make regular trips back and forth to Denver from St.Louis alone. That’s 846 miles. I would get off work at 6 am and about 13 hours later I’d be slap happy in my hotel trying to sleep. When I drive from my home in Michigan to Lake Tahoe I drive straight to Cheyenne, Wyoming (1100 miles) then from there to Truckee, California (1000 miles) the next day. Then I need at least a half day to recover.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.