We're here!

[silveradept]

I see that the two attempts at voice posting I had did not become public, mostly because there was probably some juju I was supposed to do and then didn't. Anyway, I'm arrived at destination, am going to try and find an apartment today and get things stocked. So, drive was successful - 44 police vehicles seen in the three days. And now, off to finding a place to live. Whoo-hoo!

(And I hate you all in a totally not-hate way, because when I get set up, I'm going to have to go through a hellish backscroll.)

Comments

[przxqgl.livejournal.com]

if washington experiences wildfires, they are usually in eastern washington, which is a lot more like a desert. here in western washington, we have the cascade mountains which collects all the rain that comes in off the pacific ocean and dumps it here before continuing onward... it's rare that we have a wildfire in western washimgton... although not unheard of... also, in western washington we have a few volcanoes, but it's pretty difficult to mistake a volcano eruption for a wildfire...

and where is I-94? I-90 runs east and west from seattle, and I-84 runs east and west from portland, but i've never heard of I-94 going in or out of washington at all... could it be idaho or montana?

[uncle-pervy.livejournal.com]

I apologize for my misnomenclature. Interstate 94 runs from Detroit to Washington State but it merges with Interstate 90 in the Chicago area. I haven't really gone past Chicago save one time in my youth and that was Interstate 74 westbound out of Indianapolis for Missouri. Out by you & Al, it would be I-90 for Washington.

[przxqgl.livejournal.com]

for that matter, I-90 runs from washington all the way to boston. i lived at the other end of it many years ago.

[silveradept]

I-94 splits off again later on the drive and goes up into Minneapolis/St. Paul and across North Dakota, eventually rejoining I-90 in Montana. We went 1-90, across South Dakota, Wyoming, into Montana, Idaho, and then crossing the desert in eastern Washington.