Which Way Should We Go? - The High Road? Or The Low Road? 
When Kelly and I drove out to Georgia, last summer, we went "The High Road". It was a nice drive. Many interesting stops on the way. But I'm thinking about taking "The Low Road" with Jill this time. You know, see more of the country side! It would add about 300 more miles and 4 hours of driving time on the trip. I'm still not sure yet. Could go either way.
So... Can you help me decide? Which way should we go now?!!?
Friday, July 10, 2009
Which Way Should We Go?
Posted by randy parker at 4:23:00 PM
Labels: atlanta, california, driving, fresno, Georgia, jill, kelly, travel
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def. the low road!
Take the more scenic route! Go thru New Orleans, Houston and so on. It be like a second honeymoon!
But....I also think that maybe you should go to Tuscaloosa and then take the "low road". Not too much out of the way....
I say the high road, you already know that way and it will be faster! Nana
go low.
I say go high.. The low way has some incredibly boring long straight roads, though the Oklahoma/Texas part of the high road is boring too. I like the high drive better (past experience)
Definitely the low road and make a stop in New Orleans!
Go low. See the sites then make up the time in West Texas. How fast will your car go?
Are you looking for an adventure or getting to your destination?
I'd recommend and adventure. And while I agree the low road definitely has some stretches of a whole lot of nothing, why take the same road you took before? That's not an adventure!
I agree with Aron!
How could you say "no" to N'awlins? When do you expect to have the opportunity again? Take advantage!!! Four hours in the scheme of life is minimal; memories are priceless...
That is true, you could see alot, maybe you should just take the low road!
Your other mom!
Yep, we MOMS know best!
Take the high road, if it's the fastest...take the fastest! Those last 4 hours could be a killer! Just think, 4 hours sooner to see your boys!
Drive through historic New york, connecticut and mass.
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