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Bradley G
05-04-2012, 02:37 PM
Well today we arrived in Richmond Va., just a little while ago. My first time to visit this area.
I can see how much fun it must be to toodle through these beautiful states.
Illinois has very few areas that are picturesque like here.
Unfortunatly the Marauder stayed home due to repairs and we needed a van to haul stuff.

My baby graduated from U of Richmond with high honors.
Mrs, Bradley G , Gramm Gramm and I are Here to see her graduate and move her back to chi-Town.

DOOM
05-04-2012, 03:03 PM
:congrats: Bradley! :woohoo:

:party:

Mebot
05-04-2012, 03:04 PM
Hi there congrats on the recent alum! If you find thyself heading north towards washington dc/northern va let me know. Richmond a little out of the way atm

Bluerauder
05-04-2012, 03:57 PM
My baby graduated from U of Richmond with high honors.

Congrats to the new graduate and the High Honors recipient. :congrats:

Actually, you are about 75 miles south of the southernmost part of the CAM area in Virginia. We haven't drawn many people south of Prince William or Stafford County in Virginia in the 8 years that I have been associated with CAM. CBT and shawn.criswell drove up once from the Virginia Beach area years ago; but that has been about 4 years ago.

I am about 90 miles north of you. We don't do much "toodling" on the highways of Northern Virginia .... mostly we do alot of "idleing". :( Took me 90 minutes to make the 20 mile trip home from work tonight. What a screwed up commute. VDOT is full of idiots who know absolutely nothing about traffic flow or signal synchronization.

tbone
05-04-2012, 07:11 PM
Southern Illinois and areas along the Mississippi are extremely beautiful and rugged.

Haggis
05-04-2012, 07:19 PM
Brad if you return home through western Maryland give me a holler.

jabird56
05-05-2012, 04:07 AM
Congrats with the graduation!

And welcome to the "outer limits" of CAMLAND

Mercguy04
05-05-2012, 05:10 AM
Congrads all around.
"Your Baby graduating with honors is a direct result of what and how you raised your
child."
So you as parents are as much a part of this as your Baby.
Oh happy days.
Russell

Bradley G
05-05-2012, 05:42 AM
Thanks for all the kind words!
Today we meet My daughters Professors and The President of the United states, as our current leader , he Kicks off his 2012 RE-election in Richmond.
Traffic from DC to Richmond was horrible but we are having a blast!!!

Bradley G
05-05-2012, 05:45 AM
That is what I was thinking of when we approached the hilly areas, does not compare!

Southern Illinois and areas along the Mississippi are extremely beautiful and rugged.

Bluerauder
05-05-2012, 05:46 AM
Traffic from DC to Richmond was horrible but we are having a blast!!!

You drove right by me on I-95. I live just off Exit 160 about 25 miles south of DC. Traffic on I-95 is usually bad ...... Fridays are the worst going southbound. Northbound on Sundays ain't no picnic either.

Bradley G
05-05-2012, 05:52 AM
That is beautiful country my friend!
You drove right by me on I-95. I live just off Exit 160 about 25 miles south of DC. Traffic on I-95 is usually bad ...... Fridays are the worst going southbound. Northbound on Sundays ain't no picnic either.

Bluerauder
05-05-2012, 07:48 AM
That is beautiful country my friend!

Take I-64 west and then I-81 North through the Shenandoah Valley if you want to see "really nice". :D Don't know if your schedule allows; but a ride on the Skyline Drive is quite a scenic trip.

You may want to consider taking that way back on the home trip to avoid the DC Metro area. I-64W to I-81N to I-70w (or I-64W to I-77N to I-70W) will be much more scenic, avoid the hassles of the DC Metro and Beltway, and add only about 40 miles to your trip, I think.