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A Northern Soul · **Joined:** Mon Oct 25, 2004 12:23 pm **Posts:** 3742

after two eight hour days of driving im now back home in the knife. just hope you didnt miss me.

DumpJack · **Posted:** Mon May 16, 2005 12:16 am

Northern Soul Wrote:

after two eight hour days of driving im now back home in the knife. just hope you didnt miss me.

You lightweight, two eight hour days are nothing....just kidding. What kind of speeds can you drive up there? Is it treacherous or what?

Aural Fixation · **Posted:** Mon May 16, 2005 12:34 am

Glad you got home safely.

A Northern Soul · **Joined:** Mon Oct 25, 2004 12:23 pm **Posts:** 3742

DumpJack Wrote:

Northern Soul Wrote:

after two eight hour days of driving im now back home in the knife. just hope you didnt miss me.

You lightweight, two eight hour days are nothing....just kidding. What kind of speeds can you drive up there? Is it treacherous or what?

where i was going was flat and straight. no police, so i didnt have to worry about speeding. i averaged about 110-120 kph (about 68-75 mph). and all paved. (you know youre from the north if youre happy that all the roads are actually paved and not gravel

)

DumpJack · **Posted:** Mon May 16, 2005 12:14 pm

Northern Soul Wrote:

where i was going was flat and straight. no police, so i didnt have to worry about speeding. i averaged about 110-120 kph (about 68-75 mph). and all paved. (you know youre from the north if youre happy that all the roads are actually paved and not gravel

)

Nice, sounds like a good trip....that's why I was so happy to hit Manitoba. Flat and straight is much better than hills and corners. I was managing that speed (120) for a good 800 km or so.. I was actually curious what it's like driving far north, in terms of geography and road quality.

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