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Happy new year everyone! Here’s hoping for another Royals World Series win and a Chiefs super bowl appearance! Here’s wishing KC traffic on the rest of the nation’s urban areas! Live the dream!
Happy New Year!
Frank, are you originally from KC?
My childhood home was a farm in the area. Seriously considering moving to KC this year. So much more affordable than Seattle, and it has the least amount of traffic of any major American city. When I visited last spring, not a single person tailgated me, honked at me, or flipped me off in traffic.
Yeah, there are some areas of high crime, but Seattle has similar issues on the south side. Yeah, the weather can be rough, but it has twice the sunny days than Seattle. Yeah, there are no mountains, but the Rockies are an eight-hour drive or a 90-minute flight.
Would be cool to spend five years in the area and explore everything in a 500-mile radius from Dodge City to Nashville to Chicago to Minneapolis.
We’ll see what 2016 brings!
Happy New Year, Randal!
Frank wrote:
Yeah, there are no mountains, but the Rockies are an eight-hour drive or a 90-minute flight.
When the American Dream conference was held in Denver, I made the drive from Maryland to Denver by way of I-70, obviously right through both municipalities named Kansas City.
I do not recall what the travel time was, but it was a long and interesting drive from either Kansas City to Denver (and it is over 400 miles across Kansas, from Kansas City, Kansas to Kanorado, Kansas near the Colorado state line), and a considerable distance from Kanroado to to Denver, though seeing the Rockies “rise up” while approaching Denver from the south and east on I-70 is pretty cool.
Fortunately, much of I-70 across Kansas has a posted speed limit of 75 MPH.