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One of the most valuable tools I owned when I was a long haul trucker was an "Exit Guide" It is a book that shows what businesses are close to the off-ramp at every Interstate Hwy Exit in the U.S. and some major Canadian highways. (I'm sure it's also available on DVD now, too) It also shows rest areas and even tells you which side of the highway the exit is on and if highway re-entry is difficult or impossible. They're available at most truck stops and travel plazas. Happy motoring!
You're certainly welcome, KittensPurr! I can't afford illegal drugs 'cause I'm addicted to traveling and have no money left for 'em! And hearing about everyone else's adventures just inspires me more...doesn't that make you all enablers???
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You're certainly welcome, KittensPurr! I can't afford illegal drugs 'cause I'm addicted to traveling and have no money left for 'em! And hearing about everyone else's adventures just inspires me more...doesn't that make you all enablers???
Is a travel enabler really all that bad, Chief? I've been called worse, but usually after eating the last piece of pie or some chocolaty, sugary, peanuty, frosting'd thing...
Thanks again! Have fun... VV
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