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just seeing if anyone has some more ideas on more things to do while sitting on my *** to go sledding.example--17 hours to the snowies--19 to cooke 23 to island park. you get my drift.its so hard to stay awake--jim
whats the best way to pass time driving to your sled vaca
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Roy D Mercer--Larry the cable guy.--ron white
i installed tv/dvd players in my truck flip down and one out of the dash
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satellite radio
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We have a dvd player and watch movies on way out.. A good case of beer keeps you making frequent stops specially with some of the boyz tiny bladders.
Satellite radio, dvd player, xbox and you're set
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turn the cd player up really loud
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Couple grand in snowmobile video's always does the trick for the long rides
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Lots or Coffee or Mountain Dew what every your flavor. The trip out is not bad it the way back the sucks. Expecially when every sleeping except you.
18 hrs to Cooke goes by quick when your hands are white knuckle to the steering wheel. 70 mph on icy roads up through ID/WY/MT, and then 55 mph through the park into Cooke. Watch out boys, I go 13k# combined and I'm 45' long!!!!
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Load the i pod up with comedy
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We drive about 18 hours so were in the same boat basically.
Our truck gets about 6 hours to the tank of fuel. Each guy (3 in the truck) does one tank of driving and the right seat passenger is required to stay awake most of the time to keep the driver from getting sleepy. Whether it be conversation, tunes, simply just watching and so on. It works pretty good from our expierence. The guy in the back gets to sleep the whole time if he wants.
We have brought DVD's out and had them playing, mostly during the day due to the brightness of the screen and trying to keep the rods and cones of your night vision up to par during the night.
We also try and start out right away in the dead of morning after a good rest. That way you are doing most of your driving during the times you are normally awake anyways. Nothing worse then driving in the middle of the night no where near your destination and then the sun starts coming up. That sucks!
Our truck gets about 6 hours to the tank of fuel. Each guy (3 in the truck) does one tank of driving and the right seat passenger is required to stay awake most of the time to keep the driver from getting sleepy. Whether it be conversation, tunes, simply just watching and so on. It works pretty good from our expierence. The guy in the back gets to sleep the whole time if he wants.
We have brought DVD's out and had them playing, mostly during the day due to the brightness of the screen and trying to keep the rods and cones of your night vision up to par during the night.
We also try and start out right away in the dead of morning after a good rest. That way you are doing most of your driving during the times you are normally awake anyways. Nothing worse then driving in the middle of the night no where near your destination and then the sun starts coming up. That sucks!
I know I'll have no trouble staying awake.....I'll be busy looking for that guy on the old forum that was going to pull the 27' enclosed trailer with a Ford Ranger..........
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Its really hard to stay awake when your driving 15 hours to Tog in the middle of the night and out of 4 people 2 of them are sound asleep in the back seat the whole way out. All you can do is crank the music up and get out the caffine. (Roy D. Mercer is the best)
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xbox
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Videos suck when driving. Try books on tape or cd. A good western willcover 4 hrs. The "Divincy Code" will get you out and back!!!!!
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DVD screens in both headrests & the dash. Jack Daniels, ice, & diet Coke. Log of Grizzly and a carton of smokes.
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Get Sat radio. The small add on ones are cheap.
Good Comedy and talk radio if you like talk.
Book tapes also.
Good Comedy and talk radio if you like talk.
Book tapes also.
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Great get the drunk, then they cant take over driving.....
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sat. radio and it helps to live only 6-7 hours from Revy.
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