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At 02:03 PM 11/1/2003, Terry Lambert wrote:

>I use destination proximity planning, so te last leg is provisional;
>for example, last night I went up to San Francisco, and there was a
>chemical spill that blocked the left two lanes of 280 North, near
>Belmont.

Reminds me of my driving strategy: Avoid the San Francisco Bay
Area if at all possible. ;-)

--Brett