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Old January 29th 16, 04:09 PM posted to uk.transport.london
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Default Another spelling mistake on the Tube


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On Fri, 29 Jan 2016 10:35:18 -0000
"tim....." wrote:
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On Thu, 28 Jan 2016 16:34:19 +0000
e27002 aurora wrote:
The five years I lived in Reno, at least twice a year I would do the
nine hours, each way, drive to visit with my friend and business

When they say its a long drive across the pond, they really mean it.
Longest I've done is Toronto to Montreal overnight though we took it in
turns
behind the wheel. Not sure I could have done it on my own in one go.


It's just over 300 miles, most of it on "open" expressway.


Thats still london to lands end.


Yes

I'd still do that in a day

Also that "open" expressway was IIRC only
4 lanes (2 either side) with the inside lane filled with unlimited trucks
doing anything up to 80mph indicated who pulled out at a moments notice.


It might be a bit stressful but you're still going to have no difficulty
averaging 50 mph


at 50mph that's 6 hours. **** easy for a one day drive

I think you are adding in the difficulty of staying awake when you
unnecessarily choose to do it over night


If it was unnecessary we'd have done it in the day.


You have however proved my point that you did the journey overnight because
you had spend the previous day, awake, doing something else and not had the
necessary [1] rest before commencing an overnight drive.

tim

[1] well I would find it necessary, anyway