Well Steph, I did say it was quite a few years ago. What I didn't mention
was the fact that there were three cars and 9 kids going down there so I
failed to mention the A.R.B. (Average Restroom Breaks for your "Revenge of
the Nerds" fanatics).

I do remember stopping off at Nags Head for the night on the way there and
on the way back. And, if you ever have driven from the north-east coast to
the south-east coast, what would such a trip be without stopping at "South
of the Border"?

And, added to that, I mostly spent time either drawing in my sketchbook,
reading a couple of sci-fi books or listening to Prince's "Purple Rain"
soundtrack over and over again (yes, it was THAT long ago!).

Now, had Brajeshwar asked me how long it would take going the OTHER
direction (from Virginia to Cape Cod), I could have easily told him 12-14
hours as well (with A.R.B. measuring for a wife, a 7 year old daughter and a
2 year old son). I did that trip last Labor day weekend to play in a
baseball tournament up there! :-)

Oh, and we started from the Washington DC area - both to Florida and to Cape
Cod. :-)

-Chris


Chris Flick
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>> Hmmmm... I don't know if I could tell you how many hours exactly. It's be> en
>> a VER long time since I made a trip from Virginia to Florida (Winterhaven> ,
>> Florida to be exact). That was some 20 years ago (I was a Junior in High
>> School and went down there for a baseball camp).
>>
>> I believe it took us about 3 days to get down there though.
>
> If it took you three days you could have driven to California Chris!
> Gracious... Did you drive a few and stop for the night every day? ;)
>
> Brajeshwar... Va to Fl would definitely depend on WHERE IN Va or FL (Fl is > a
> state that pretty much runs vertically, so if you're in Miami it will take
> you about 6 hours to get up to Jacksonville... And that's still in FL. :))
>
> But if you say from Jacksonville (on the north end of the state) to Va...
> You could probably do it in about 12-14 hours...
>
> 3 days Chris? Sheesh... ;)
>
> Stephanie Sullivan

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