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⌈ Secret Post #2440 ⌋

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Re: road tripping

[riddian]

-Make sure the vehicle you take is in great condition beforehand. Change the oil, check the tire pressure, make sure the radiator has enough fluid, etc etc. Have the car serviced somewhere if you don't feel up to doing these things yourself.
-Have a map, GPS, a charged phone, a quart of oil, distilled water, several days worth of food, a spare tire in good condition, tools for fixing basic stuff, and numbers to call in case you break down and need help. Lack of supplies can turn an irritating delay into a terrible emergency.
-Obey all traffic laws! Tickets are expensive yo.
-You'll probably want an iPod or something full of music, podcasts, and/or or audiobooks to keep you company.
-Stop in at any place that looks interesting. You can find the coolest things sometimes by basically blundering across them and slowing down to take a better look. This is usually how I make the best memories. Researching beforehand doesn't hurt either though!

As for specific cool places, the only one I can think of off the top of my head is Moab, Utah. It's on US Route 191, on the eastern edge of the state, and it is SO PRETTY.And right next to three national parks! I recommend national parks in general, they are good for sightseeing.