[Ansteorra] Gulf Wars traveling question...

[james at crouchet.com]

Naw, you can still see the damage if you look for it but operations are all 
fairly normal now. Gas stations, restaurants and stores all seem to be up 
and running. I saw only one rest stop that was closed. The "Welcome 
Centers" in Louisiana were particularly nice.

The hotels are still full, either with refugees or workers. Whether there will 
be any hotel rooms open by then -- I don't know. The politics around that, 
and some of the realities (like angry refugees tearing up hotel rooms) are 
beyond my ability to predict.

Gas prices this weekend ranged from 2.099 to 2.299, pretty much the same 
as what we saw in Texas. If you want cheaper gas, get off the interstate a 
ways. That has nothing to do with hurricanes.

Christian Dore

On 20 Feb 2006 at 7:08, Tressa wrote:

> Greetings to the list,
> 
> In preparing for Gulf Wars I was struck by a thought. 
> I thought maybe people who had been there for the
> clean up etc. could answer my question.s
> What are the traveling conditions on I-10 through
> getting to the site?  Are there gas stations, stores
> and other facilities along the way?
> I have heard that all the rest stops are closed in LA.
>  Knowing what we are going to come across along the
> way will help in planning on extra supplies, restroom
> breaks and such.
> 
> Thanks for any input,
> Tressa
> Tir Medoin
> 
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