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Published: October 15th 2009
Now, as you're reading these entries, don't think that a trip down Route 66 is all play and no work. It's draining at times- mentally, emotionally, and physically. When we headed out of St. Louis this morning, I had little more than four and a half hours worth of sleep. When you've been driving all day and you try running off of that kind of recharge, you're in for a crash... well, not a car crash...
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Jackie Badders
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Enjoyed your post of your trip. If you haven done it yet you ought to consider the Hwy 1 Pacific Coast Highway next. Jeff and I just took a week to drive from San Fran to Los Angeles. We mostly stayed at local motels along the way. The trip could have been longer but we have been to SF recently and weve spent a lot of time in the LA area so we merely used those two places to fly in and out of, other wise I would say 10-14 days would have been needed. And yes, traveling is extremely taxing and demanding takes alot out of a person. Ha-seriously, I did sleep a solid 9 hours the first night back at home; not normal.