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[wanttobeatree]

SORRY, MORE QUESTIONS. For America is a big, big country and Americans are a HARDY PEOPLE who think nothing of having to drive a couple of hours to get groceries or whatever. Any drive over about six hours just seems RIDICULOUS AND UNREASONABLE to me (and I would probably start complaining at the five hour mark), SO. I need outside perspective

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[graymary]

With two drivers and a casual/quick drive, I'd say either 8-10 hours by switching drivers every four or five. I generally can make a 6 hour drive with no stops, no problem, so if you're used to driving without resting shifts can be that long!

This trip would be at least two nights at a hotel unless you switched off drivers while one slept, which means you're in a big ole hurry. It's possible!

So, break down: 6-8 hour shifts per person, night of rest, repeat until you're there. Or, um, something.

I'd use MapQuest, because GoogleMaps sometimes fudges things. Traffic is usually relegated to larger cities and arteries therein around morning rush hour and work rush hour, depending on how major your cities are and how badly the roads suck.

And it isn't taking place in England because Dean would have to get on a plane.

[shoiryu]

Ahaha thanks for totally answering before me, BITCH.

[graymary]

I HATE BEING STUCK IN A CAR FOR MILLIONS OF HOURS WITH YOU >:(

[shoiryu]

WHAT IS YOUR PROBLEM WITH FOGHAT

WRONG ICON WHAT

[graymary]

MY PROBLEM IS NOT ONLY FOGHAT BUT YOUR FACE

[wanttobeatree]

OH CHILDREN, CHILDREN, COME NOW. WHY THE FIGHTING?

[wanttobeatree]

DEAN COULD SAIL. OR. SOMETHING. SHUT UP.

Well, it's only one person driving, and he MAY HAVE JARED'S DOGS WITH HIM. I cannot decide. My life is hard. (So is Jensen's.) However, if I don't go with the potential DOG ELEMENT, 6-8 hours sounds like a good number.

NOW I SHALL GO INVESTIGATE MAPQUEST.