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Got the Contributing Memberships stuff finally worked out and made up a thread as a sort of "How-To" to help people figure out how to participate. So if you need help figuring it out, here's the thread you need to take a look at -> http://www.corvetteflorida.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3581 Thank you, everyone! Rich Z.
Driving from Ft. Myers to Orlando?
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I've sorta been fond of route 17 myself. But been a while since I've traveled that route. When the wife and I lived in Maryland and would go to Englewood on vacations, we would always catch 17 out of Orlando for that final leg of the trip south....
2Vettes
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29 takes you to 27, no? We live in Lehigh and always go over to Labelle on 80 then 29 to 27 to I-4 then into Orlanda. We usually are just going to Old Town or Disney and that works out great. 27 takes you through Sebring and Avon Park with lots of traffic lights, but I still prefer it to going up 75 which is really out of the way, anyway.Coastal said:
Whichever way you go, have a safe trip!
thebeepster
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I traveled the entire state for over 25 yrs in my business...mainly on the interstates and turnpike. I-75 is a zoo this time of year;; I-4 is a zoo ANY time of the year. Now, I use the backroads (particularly w/ the vette) and really enjoy it more. I find the interstates (especially I-4) increasingly unreliable. Remember, with the vette, IT'S ALL ABOUT THE RIDE! US 27 provides excellent transportation (4 lane) from Clewiston to Clermont and beyond. US 17 is OK but is 2 lane in many places and takes you thru Kissimmee, which is heavy tourist this time of year. Good Luck and be safe!
Shadow
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The time will probably be about the same either way. Possible a little longer with the lights and local speed limits (watch the smaller towns), but the view is much better:thumbsup:
When I have the time, I do the back roads. If I need to get somewhere quick, I usually take the interstates and feeders. Heavy traffic in some areas but when you can move...YOU CAN MOVE
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If you hve the time though, I'd go the back way...:thumbsup:
When I have the time, I do the back roads. If I need to get somewhere quick, I usually take the interstates and feeders. Heavy traffic in some areas but when you can move...YOU CAN MOVE
!!!If you hve the time though, I'd go the back way...:thumbsup:
thebeepster
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CHASZ51 said:
Be sure to let us know when (and where) you find it...I'm suffocating!:ack2:
CHASZ51 said:
I guess you haven't been up to my neck of the woods lately..... Still a lot of wide open spaces around here. The main corridors in and out of Tallahassee are getting worse, but relatively speaking, it's not bad at all. Heck, years ago I was out in Los Angeles for a month for school. NOTHING out here can compare to THAT! I talked to people who would spend 2 HOURS each way just commuting to and from work. :ack2: I have NO idea what it is like out there now, and have absolutely no desire whatsoever to find out.
thebeepster
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Rich Z said:
Love your neck of the woods...I'm very partial to N. FL having lived in Perdido Key and Jax...also put 2 kids thru Half A$$ U. Central Fla has become much too crowded. I'd move in a heartbeat but the other half has deeper roots.:nonod: