Sackville NS

hey flatbed--better check your hours on that trip--50 k shouldnt take an extra 11/2 hours--although depends on the time of year it might up thee--do you know something we dont?

 

That does look like a handy program.

I suppose the weather would be kind of iffy there this time of year too?

 

Thanks Guys I'm told the drive along the lake is lovely. I'll be sure to enjoy the trip for you too.

 

its really the time of year that the weather should be ok---with no major storms--but this crazy year who knows
snow removal is generally pretty good thru most of it--but some areas are worse than others for some reason

 

Well I'll leave trusting for a wonderful trip

When I get back I hope to land a job with a neighbor who has four trucks. He runs between Calgary and Nogales. Or Calgary and Calexico. That would bring me close to a place where I get my prospecting equipment Then I'll reretire in about six months and go prospecting full time.

 

Canuck last time up took 7:45 to do the HWY 11 stretch added a bit for winter.

 

do you get that way quite a bit??
i loved running both 11 and 17-more so 17--sometimes tourists can be a pain in the butt--but most of my driving was nights and am then sleep--gta to edmonton and back--sure miss it

 

Was running stuff up to Red Lake , and it is a nice run either 11 or 17 , weather can be a pain in the winter but still nice.

 

i have never found it too bad in winter--nasty but not parkable--what i dont like is when there is an accident and you are stuck in the line up waiting for an hour or two
i can remember when i first starting driving in 98 --pretty much used to run 11 as fast as we could handle it--but the last few years since they have been really enforcing speeds --its much nicer ride at 60/65--unless you get stuck behind a manitoulin truck and down 50 mph

 

Yes the RED EXPRESS do not move too fast and as they are growing in size going to be more on the road.