Today’s Drive is Gonna be a Hard Push

A Hard Push: Dunnigan, California to Gee Creek Rest Area, Ridgefield, Washington
A Hard Push: Dunnigan, California to Gee Creek Rest Area, Ridgefield, Washington
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Today’s Journey

This is day two of our journey from Santa Clara, California, in the Bay Area, to Arlington, Washington, and it’s going to be a hard push to cover the distance necessary.

A Hard Push

The goal is to get the rest of the way through northern California, through Oregon and past Vancouver, Washington; a distance of nearly 600 miles!

The weather will be overcast and rainy all day.

Inevitable Delays

It seems there is always something causing delays in Portland. Usually, it’s just heavy traffic; but, today we were re-routed for who knows why.

Today’s Video: A Hard Push!

I hope you enjoy this video; it was recorded in Hi Def, so I recommend watching it in full screen mode for the best result:

Today’s Load:

  • Insulation

Date Recorded:

  • Sunday, November 26, 2017

Cities and Towns Featured Along the Way:

  • Dunnigan, California
  • Weed, California

Scenic Points Along the Way:

  • Shasta Lake

Roads Traveled:

  • Interstate Highway 5

The Big Picture

Here is our entire route for this load in relation to the lower 48 states, showing the portion we covered today:

A Hard Push: Dunnigan, California to Gee Creek Rest Area, Ridgefield, Washington
A Hard Push: Dunnigan, California to Gee Creek Rest Area, Ridgefield, Washington
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Delivering Insulation

Next Video

Delivering Insulation to Arlington, WA

We’re headed to Arlington, Washington with a load of insulation from Santa Clara, California.

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