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Cypress Inn Tennessee to Salem Oregon.

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BGMAC

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Joined
Jan 28, 2020
Messages
868
Location
Cypress Inn, TN
RV Year
2016
RV Make
Forest River
RV Model
Georgetown XL M-369DS
RV Length
37ft
Chassis
F550
Engine
Titan V10
TOW/TOAD
2020 Polaris Slingshot
Fulltimer
No
I make this trip every year for business. The trip I use as a flying vacation flying my plane to different spots. This year we’re taking the motor home. We haven’t made the trip on the ground for quite a while. I would love some advice on things to see and stop.

thanks..
 
Darn, am I the only one on this forum that doesn't own an airplane? :unsure:
 
Are there others? Cool. Being a retired Air Force Mechanic I can't get too far away from planes. :) It's pretty neat flying across the country on a small plane. Anyway, as far as the trip out west in the motorhome I am thinking this route. Stopping in Moab for about a week if I can find a good internet connection there to do some work. Then site see after work. Any thoughts?
We went to Moab many years ago in the late 70's camping at Dead Horse Point and Needles National Park by tent. Our 42 yr old daughter was just a baby then.

The second picture was when I was flying to Salem Or and I was somewhere flying over Wyoming. Someone made a heart with some farm or dirt equipment out in the middle of nowhere.

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