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The eric update - day 341: on the road!
From the phone. Left late. Really late. On us-131 south in michigan to
avoid lansing construction. . Over and out. Watch for live updates.
Feel free to comment on any construction delays near you. Or good
eateries. Or free wifi rest areas :)
update: finally! some photos! as usual, you can click on each photo for a bried description.
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6/10/2005 09:28:00 AM
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2 Comments:
fred says there's some single lane traffic on I-90 east of cleveland but nothing major
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7:52 PM
Wifi at hotels, and Starbucks. Last good hotels before Erie, PA are in Austinburg, Ohio. Cheaper gas in Ohio than PA or NY. It's usually under $2 at the N. Kingsville exit, but it changes daily. Safe travels.
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9:33 AM
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