Yes but the snow and ice only clear for 1 week every year.Here in Minnesota
Come on you should be used to this you are from New Jersey.Why did you do this to me, i am so counfused now.......
There's also "Infinity Point" in ABQ (OK, married to a mathematician), where two parallel streets meet (Eubank and Juan Tabo)That is not so bad. Route 66 crosses itself in Albuquerque NM.
That's a complete fallacy. Sometimes we get up to 9 days.Yes but the snow and ice only clear for 1 week every year.
Photos?That's a complete fallacy. Sometimes we get up to 9 days.
EDIT: We brought home the new TT on Tuesday and are giving it a cold weather test tonight. Low will be 18F (-8C). So far, the 1500watt porcelain heater is keeping the temp in the TT in the mid 60's. with the outside temp at 28F and the wind out of the NW @ 22mph.
If you are wondering why I don't just use the furnace, I already know that it blasts the heat but is louder than the electric heater.
But you can't get anywhere in those 9 days, because that's road construction season.That's a complete fallacy. Sometimes we get up to 9 days.
EDIT: We brought home the new TT on Tuesday and are giving it a cold weather test tonight. Low will be 18F (-8C). So far, the 1500watt porcelain heater is keeping the temp in the TT in the mid 60's. with the outside temp at 28F and the wind out of the NW @ 22mph.
If you are wondering why I don't just use the furnace, I already know that it blasts the heat but is louder than the electric heater.
That's what pays my salary!But you can't get anywhere in those 9 days, because that's road construction season.
Here in Minnesota we also have: State Trunk Highways, , County Roads, County State Aid Highways, Municipal State Aid Streets, Municipal Streets, Scenic Byways, State Park Roads, Township Roads and other local roads of varying degrees. And don't forget about the 1,300+ miles of State trails.
I can tell you!I've lived here 28 years and still have no idea what the difference between a County Road and a CSAH is.
Dad's family was from coastal NC which was where I grew up. Mom was from middle TN, so every summer at least we would drive to TN. Back then you could get free road maps at the gas stations. I would get the maps and track our trip. I learned to navigate very well. I still stop at every state welcome center and get the state map.My Mom taught me this when I was like 6 or 7 and the family was driving out to Nebraska from Long Island. Since I was the youngest I got to sit in the cab of the 70 Chevy pickup a lot of the time while my 3 siblings rode in the back (with a cap of course) (and towing a Nimrod pop up!) My Dad drove, Mom was the co-pilot and I was the co-co-pilot and she taught me all about how to read maps. Really cool! Way to go Mom! I finally started trusting the gps about 10 years ago but still like to reference a real map on longer trips. Old habits.....