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One of my really good friends is moving to Florida early next month and since I quit my job and really have nothing better to do with my time I'm going to help him move his stuff down there.  The way down we're just stopping overnight, but on the way back it'll just be me in the truck.  So, does anyone live between WI and Florida that wants to get together or something?  I'm not sure exactly what the dates will be.  So, just let me know if you live down there and want to do something.

 

I'll be staying in the Tampa area I do believe and from what I hear he's got some sweet apartment there that's right on the ocean.

 

I'll bring the camera and take plenty of pics.

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are you coming down through indiana to jump on I-65?

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Ryan, I'm not sure on what route I'm taking down, but that will be driving halfway, staying at a motel for the night, and then driving the rest of the way.  On the way back though I can take my time and pretty much go whatever way I want to go.

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I'm in Milton, which is in NW Fla. It's right close to Pensacola. If you can stop, pm me and I'll give you all my contact info.

Dan

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Friz, sounds good.  I'll be down there for a few days and I'm not sure what the agenda will be since as far as I know I'm not in any kind of a hurry to head back home.  I've got to milk that free room and board as long as I can :D.  I should have computer access while I'm there and I want to get my cell phone plan changed up to a no-roaming thing.  So, I'll drop you a PM w/ my number and I'll let you know some more details on it.

 

Next time I talk to my buddy I'll see exactly where we are stopping for the night on the way there since I'll probably do the same on the way back, unless I make it another day drive to have a night on the town w/ some of you.

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fishing ehhh....  I really wish I had enough money to just bum around all summer, but I figure I'll be desperate for a job in a month.  This whole waking up at noon everyday and staying out all night is fun, but I'm sure I'll be getting sick of it really quick.

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I know PA is out of the way, but if you want a beautiful drive up through the Appalachians on the way home, then come home through WV and stop by here as you get on I-80 West to go home...

 

I'm at the junction of I-79 and I 80 in Western PA...

 

Heck...  anyone that is coming through can give me a holler and I'll have a beer with you...

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I know PA is out of the way, but if you want a beautiful drive up through the Appalachians on the way home, then come home through WV and stop by here as you get on I-80 West to go home...

 

I'm at the junction of I-79 and I 80 in Western PA...

 

Heck...  anyone that is coming through can give me a holler and I'll have a beer with you...

I'm usually up that way....I'm about 20 min from the 79 & 422 Junction.  We'll have to have a beer sometime.  :D

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Heck...  anyone that is coming through can give me a holler and I'll have a beer with you...

Really?! Sweeet! :D

 

 

 

I take it Jon overlooked my question So I'll ask him again. :D

 

Jon, is VA feasible for you?

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Oh yea middle of july i am making a trip to north carolina (asheville area)

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