goin' for a drive

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goin' for a drive

Postby hw771230 » Sat Mar 10, 2007 4:52 am

Hi, I'm realatively new here, and I am wondering if anyone has any tips for stopovers. I am gonna drive from Ohio to Alaska in the second half of April. I want to come home with a rediculose ammount of pictures.

Thanks for any help,

Caleb

Oh, no specific route set.
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Postby justshootme » Sat Mar 10, 2007 8:19 pm

Well, that depends on how far south in Ohio you are starting from.
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Postby hw771230 » Sat Mar 10, 2007 8:28 pm

Starting near Cincinnati. I don't need to go in a straight line!
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Postby Global Grafx » Thu Mar 15, 2007 8:56 am

A cross country photographic journey could take a long time to get to Alaska! I am envious!

Every state has parks to see. You will be crossing the continental divide, very photogenic. The black hill of the Dekotas is on my list. Yellowstone could take a liftime to photograph. The rockies are hard to miss. The snake river has it's own mystic panaramas. There is the columbia river. The volcanic mountains of St Helens and Hood are close to each other. wildlife alon the Pacific North West coast could take a while. Almost every typography is between Ohio and Alaska.

You may want to notify those in Alaska that you may be a while!!!
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