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TWiT Caravan Status
As of now I’ve put together the collection of GPS location points tweeted by Colleen and Tony and got this map. Currently the TWiT Caravan is just about at vegas. They haven’t updated since 11 PM San Francisco time, so I can assume that they haven’t continued their journey, or that they broke down during the night and the Tricaster is now being devoured by buzzards…
And just to point out that it could have been worse… if you were walking it would take 12 days 22 hours walking, with all of that gear, driving a van isn’t so bad.
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