1,000 miles!!!

[prolesunited]

That is how many miles I have ridden since I got my new bike on July 26. Using Chicago as a geographical reference point, where would I be now if I rode in a straight line?

[efhmc]

1. Don't know but think you might be in the Texas panhandle if you headed

south??? But I don't have any idea of the mileage between here and there. I really can't type.

[Rabrrrrrr]

2. Which direction?

You could be in ten thousand places from down south to well into Canada to Pennsylvania to Wyoming.

[prolesunited]

3. Any direction

I'm easy. Just pick a city where I could have ridden to.

[jimshoes]

4. Dallas would be close

From Cleve it's about 1200 mi. so from your more westerly starting point...or perhaps Little Rock maybe Texarkana

[Padraig18]

5. New Orleans.

Approximately. :)

[RC]

6. San Antonio TX 1040 miles

Orlando FL is close to 1000 miles

[prolesunited]

7. I think I would go to Orlando over San Antonio

I can hear the announcer now:
"Congratulations, Prolesunited! You just rode 1,000 miles. What are you going to do next?"

Me:
"I'm going to Disney World!" ;-)

What about east or west?

[Bossy Monkey]

8. This might help: driving distance calculator between US cities

http://www.neuro.wustl.edu/sci/driving.htm
Fun!
Clang Clang Clang! Boston is the winner at 1000 miles even

[prolesunited]

9. Very cool calculator!

Thanks for the link. If I ride just 20 more miles tomorrow, I can be in Denver.

I really liked Denver, too. The Rockies are awesome! Now that would be a thrilling place to bike.

[Terwilliger]

10. Somewhere in Wyoming

:-)

[prolesunited]

11. Wyoming would be nice, too

Maybe I could visit Dick Cheney. :evilgrin: