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marybourg

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11. Even in the late 80's, when we were RV'ing

Reply to marked50 (Reply #8)

Mon Oct 14, 2024, 04:07 PM

Oct 2024

around the west, trips that included going through Denver were always timed so that the Denver passage occurred on Sunday morning and no other time, when Denverites were either in church or still in bed.

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Recently I've discovered that driving in clogged up traffic, creeping along a few feet at the time, on an interstate, [View all] raccoon Oct 2024 OP

Having a comfy car with good sound helps. Turbineguy Oct 2024 #1

that sounds great! raccoon Oct 2024 #2

I'd never heard of adaptive speed controls before, what a great thing! lark Oct 2024 #7

OMG. I wish I could afford a new car with that feature. I keep reading about the new cars and all their bells and ratchiweenie Oct 2024 #9

I am 73 SilverDawg Oct 2024 #3

I'm 75, a lot of things wear me out... Joinfortmill Oct 2024 #4

You just described me perfectly! PittBlue Oct 2024 #5

I try to relax and enjoy the safety of it Easterncedar Oct 2024 #6

Agree totally. marked50 Oct 2024 #8

Even in the late 80's, when we were RV'ing marybourg Oct 2024 #11

Good advice. marked50 Oct 2024 #12

I live in the foothills, and my drive to either large city is 50 miles. usonian Oct 2024 #10

I'm 76 and I still drive a stick, if that is encouraging. PoindexterOglethorpe Oct 2024 #13