Pontiac Solstice Forum - View Single Post - Long Island, NY Club...Part III

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Originally Posted by spiky3480

LOL Twist to the River run that starts in Ohio and is 150 miles of twisties...yes you read correctly...150 miles of twisties. Supposedly it is the best run in the nation. Here is the link to the run: THE OFFICIAL T2TR-III THREAD May 3,2008

It's an 8 hour drive from Long Island...If I go, I will be staying over on Friday night.

Very interesting, but the distance turns this into a three full day event.

When I took my car to Solo (in Buffalo, NY), I came back past Syracuse (had evening business just East of there). The next morning, since I had all day, I set my GPS to "shortest route" rather than "shortest time". The resulting ride through the mountains was several hours of a phenomenal drive!

If we put our heads to it, we should be able to map out a truly awesome drive... and not have to drive a full day just to get to it.

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	Maika'i GXP Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Long Island, NY... a sister island to the Hawaiian chain. ;-)	Quote: Originally Posted by spiky3480 LOL Twist to the River run that starts in Ohio and is 150 miles of twisties...yes you read correctly...150 miles of twisties. Supposedly it is the best run in the nation. Here is the link to the run: THE OFFICIAL T2TR-III THREAD May 3,2008 It's an 8 hour drive from Long Island...If I go, I will be staying over on Friday night. Very interesting, but the distance turns this into a three full day event. When I took my car to Solo (in Buffalo, NY), I came back past Syracuse (had evening business just East of there). The next morning, since I had all day, I set my GPS to "shortest route" rather than "shortest time". The resulting ride through the mountains was several hours of a phenomenal drive! If we put our heads to it, we should be able to map out a truly awesome drive... and not have to drive a full day just to get to it. __________________ Disclaimers: 1) This in no way constitutes an admission of modification of any vehicle in my posession. This and other posts submitted on this forum simply represent an attempt to gain acceptance from a peer group and are to be considered fictitious. 2) This is not professional advice. This is casual conversation.