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Originally Posted by stunsworth
From a quick Google that's 3000 miles or so, you're talking about 200 mile a day, every day. That means it's doable in the time you've got, but I'd be concerned that the driving - making sure you get those 200 miles under your belt would begin to dominate the journey.
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To a European (or an American who doesn't drive much) 200 miles sounds like a long drive, but plenty of salesmen in the US drive 200 miles/day every day and stop to make several sales calls. 200 miles @ 60mph takes 3hrs 20min. So you could stop two hours for every hour you drive and still get there in a nine hour day. If you can't hit 60 while driving it would take longer or maybe you can only stop 1 or 1 1/2 hrs for every hr of driving.