Thanks, Thom!
I need to make a trip up to Ft. Benton for a few days, but will turn this boat around after then and head down the west side, through Idaho and Utah. I am heading to New Mexico before I have to return to VA to finish up some things, and am also hoping to get some work done at the mother ship in December. So bad weather will be just part of the adventure for a while....
BTW, when having work done for several days at Airstream, and if you have animals, do you have to find a motel or do they let you sleep in your coach every night?
Anne
On Oct 25, 2011, at 7:28 AM, thedrighten wrote:
> Going south to Arizona, I15 is a whole lot closer to you than I25, so I would think Idaho/Utah would be the shorter trip on questionable roads. The interstate should be good whichever way you go, keeping in mind that I25 through Denver and C. Springs can very quickly get snowed in, and those drivers just don't know what to do in first or second snowfalls, lol. If you go through Idaho and Utah, then you will be going down the west side of the big mountains (Sangres) and should be fine, depending on how late you put it off. Twas me, I would be on my way to Southern Cali or Ariz about now.
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