Google maps has me taking I-90, but it looks like 90 and 94 overlap some. It heads north just before you get to Rockford, then skirt to the east of Madison.
Thanks for the dinner invitation. There will be three of us and as many or more hunting dogs. We may look for a dog friendly AirBnB.
We may do that. Other people in thd group are coming from a little further away, so it may depend on how much they want to drive in a day.
Program it to take you from home to your destination, which in this case would be Schaumburg. It my case it would be Madison.
Are you bringing a dog? If so, add a bunch of time to walk, water, and feed him.
I grew up in Northbrook and my current companies corporate HQ is in Schaumvegas as we call it - Northbrook is nicer area to stay but Schaumburg does have every chain restaurant know to man in and around it - the Renaissance there is also nice.
You didn't mention that in your originating post. That is going to make things more expensive if you are honest and declare that you have dogs upon check-in.
My wife-figure grew up in Schaumvegas (yes, we too use that name). I suppose you aren’t nearby now (?).
Well the post I was responding to mentioned going 355 to avoid Chicago traffic. I have no idea whether 355 is the most direct route to Schaumburg or not.
Also, I'll likely be driving an 88 FJ62 so my 57 year old bladder and the 36 year old drivetrain will require multiple stops as well.
In my Landcruiser my dog will be in the rear cargo area.
No - My Dad was transferred back to SE PA when I was in High School at Glenbrook North that is how I made my way to PSU and not Illinois. Get back a fair amount - miss the summer but not the winter even though it seems to be getting milder these days. Crazy the housing cost in Northbrook - we grew up in a 3 bedroom 1 bath rancher now that house has 2 stories and goes for $800K plus.
Adding to the instructions. Assuming 355 wasn't an alternate route to Schaumburg, google map a route to Schaumburg. Look at the route and decide which town/location/landmark will force a new route using route 355. Use that new destination in your GPS and once on route 355 program the gps for Schaumburg or if it's fickle select another destination on route 355 and continue the process until your at your desired location.
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Wow, very ungrateful as it now seems clear you didn't know how to use gps to find a landmark that would put you on a specific route. You probably could have just said thanks, but for some reason chose a different path.
I’m sorry if my response was curt. I literally just needed a town or a business or an intersection. I have no idea where 355 is. I don’t have a map of the area and when I route Schaumburg in mapquest or google maps on my iPad it doesn’t show 355 or at least it’s not labeled as such. I fall into the ignorant / intelligent category (just learned that phrase today). Your detailed instructions were very thoughtfully intended, but for me it was perceived as a little condescending. Thanks for the responses though.
You have to understand that Ranger Dan wasn’t much of Army Ranger
Yeah, I know I'm impatient and often too direct. I'm not trying to be a d!ck, but I guess I can be perceived that way.
It looks like targeting the intersection of 80 and 355 would get me to Schaumburg via 355. Thanks!
