"No! That's a scary cliff road!"
That's what Mr. Scary Road Informant said when I explained how I'd avoid the scary Mount Shasta I-5 South Pass, after trembling on its windy cliff roads when I drove north from California to British Columbia.
I'd told Mr. Scary Road Informant,
"I'll simply take 1-5 South from Eugene to Grants Pass to 199 to Crescent City to 101, and avoid I-5 South that cuts through Shasta, and instead see the stunning Redwood National Forest. Sure, it'll make the trip longer but it will be worthwhile and not scary."
"No! No!," bellowed Mr. Scary Road Informant.
"That's a scary cliff road! You may have a heart-attack. You can't fit two cars in the narrow two lane road overlooking the steep cliff! You might fall over!"
Not the reaction I'd hoped for.
"I was told it's a safe beautiful drive," I said with hope. "There are no scary sections."
Mr. Scary Road Informant wasted no time in responding.
"I've been there and I'm never going back!"
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