Driving from Gatineau/Ottawa to Chicago...? -

Hey! I am on my year abroad in Quebec (I m from England) and I have never experienced snow like this before! For Christmas, 6 others and I are going to be driving to Chicago to spend the holidays. (I ve been told this is not a good idea...but you only live once hey, and why not make it an adventure!) So to make it as safe as possible, can anyone from any near by areas give me any tips? We will be stopping off at Toronto for a night to break the journey up a little bit. Are there any roads that are better than others for example? Any particular spots I should be especially careful at?Is the wind really that bad on the road to Chicago?! Also...will driving at night be really difficult because of not being able to see upcoming problems...or will it maybe be better because the roads are quieter?I want this to be a memorable trip for the right reasons, so any suggestions are welcomed! :)

Below is the general route for your 803 mile (1,292 km) trip:http://maps.yahoo.com/#mvt=m lat=43.5064��Expect to be in the car at least 13 hours. for the total trip. You will have to stop for fuel/food/toilet 3 or 4 times. Stay on expressways and interstate highways in the US. They will be the best maintained in snowy weather.I would expect to encounter the heaviest snow near the Great Lakes...Brockville to Hamilton in Canada and western Michigan to Chicago in the US. Right now the windspeed is 21 mph (34 km/h) with lower rates until Wednesday. The temperature is 2F (-16.5C). Use the following site for weather conditions:http://www.weather.com/outlook/travel/va��Be prepared for an emergency with a kit for the trunk:http://cars.about.com/od/adviceforowners��The following sites will be helpful regarding highway conditions and border crossing conditions in Ontario, Michigan, Indiana and Illinois:http://www.highwayconditions.com/link_to��http://www.highwayconditions.com/mi.htmhttp://www.highwayconditions.com/link_to��http://www.dot.state.il.us/tpublic.html

There is a Bar in either Madison WI or Milwaukee WI? -

This bar is secret and you have to get directions to it... and have a password to get in. Once you get in there are like secret rooms and weird things. Does anyone know what it is called and what city its in... my friends and I are taking a road trip this summer and would like to check it out!

Maybe the Safe House in Milwaukee. http://www.safe-house.com

Does anyone know of a hotel in Myrtle Beach that will rent to a 20 year old and 19 year old? -

I was planning on spending my 20th birthday at myrtle Beach this year, however, I am having problems finding a place that will rent to a nineteen year old without a $300 deposit (which is not an option for me even if we do get the money back afterward). Any help would be appreciated.

yikes I must be old didn t know there was an age limit other than being over 18, been to mytle beach quite a few times , check off shore abit around conway , sorry good luck

These hotels allow 18 year old s to checkin. You must check the hotels check-in policies for minimum checkin age (of 18), because some hotels allow only people of 21 years old. Ocean Plaza Motel Myrtle Beach http://hotels.americacheaphotels.com/Hot��Days Inn Grand Strand Myrtle Beach http://hotels.americacheaphotels.com/Hot��Days Inn Beachfront Myrtle Beach http://hotels.americacheaphotels.com/Hot��Comfort Suites Myrtle Beach http://hotels.americacheaphotels.com/Hot��Sheraton Hotel Myrtle Beach http://hotels.americacheaphotels.com/Hot��Holiday Inn Oceanfront Surfside Beach http://hotels.americacheaphotels.com/Hot��Ocean Drive Beach Golf Resort North Myrtle Beach http://hotels.americacheaphotels.com/Hot��Poindexter Resort Myrtle Beach http://hotels.americacheaphotels.com/Hot��Myrtle Beach Hotels http://hotels.americacheaphotels.com/Cit��

rent it on priceline.com or hotels.comall you need is a credit card and valid identification card... here is a link to priceline s terms of services. i read it and all it said was a minor (under 18 could not rent alone)