the longest drive you have ever taken
toronto to fort lauderdale - 1400 miles
toronto to hailfax - 1100 miles
toronto to fort lauderdale - 1400 miles
toronto to hailfax - 1100 miles
Melbourne Victoria to central north Queensland - 1400 miles
would that be mostly through the outback?
shareNo the outback is a serious place and you have to know what you're doing and be properly prepared to travel through it safely. I have taken the coastal route and the inland route through central New South Wales which I prefer because it is much less busy as far as traffic goes and the scenery is different to what I'm used to. More sparse, open and arid than Melbourne and the coast so it makes for a change.
The outback starts in western New South Wales generally speaking although you could say the same for parts of far western Victoria as well.
thanks. i am never sure where the outback begins in australia.
shareThis satellite image gives a pretty good indication. As the green gives way to the brown that's where the outback begins broadly speaking.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Australia_satellite_plane.jpg
Non-Stop (except gas and food) Minneapolis to New York - 1,200 miles
On family summer vacations we drove NY to California (2,900 miles) a few times. One of the times, after staying in the Bay Area for a while, we then drove through Mexico to the archeological site at Palenque, 2,750 miles. So that's 5,650 miles one way (NYC to Palenque), 11,300 miles the round trip.
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3001.5 miles San Diego to Boston.
shareBoston to Seattle 3000 miles
shareI don’t play golf.
sharehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaYjscvdJlQ
shareHarsh 😥
shareNot meant to be.
shareBTW, what is the fastest you ever gone as a driver? I don't think I've ever gone much over 90 mph either driving or as a passenger.
shareI did 200mph in a Lamborghini Huracan on a track day once.
That's impressive. I'm having a bit of trouble comprehending that speed. The fastest for me was about 110 on a motorcycle without a helmet, a scary, pure adrenaline rush.
shareI prefer 4 wheels, but I’ve done a few track days on the likes of a Ducati Panigale V2, which was a little hairy!
shareI can see how that sideline could contribute to your philosophy of life.
Right now, you're kind of reminding me of this guy:
https://altdriver.com/people/paul-newman-racing/
Bugger! The link doesn’t work over here, but any comparison to Paul Newman (no matter how minor) is received most humbly.
shareI was going downhill on a steep mountain in PA. Noticed what looked like tall picket fences on side of the road. Looked at the gage and realized I had been going 110 mph. The picket fence was series of telephone poles visually blurred by effect of the speed..
I VERY carefully reduced my speed.
I was just teasing.
shareneither do i
shareCalifornia to Colorado, and circling south through New Mexico and Arizona, taking the scenic route back home along Highway 395 on the eastern side of the Sierras.
Probably 2500 miles, I was by myself so I did all the driving. Definitely a highlight of those years.