Get to the Bunnyranch faster!!!! New Freeway !!!

MadamSuzette · **Posted:** Wed May 30, 2012 3:38 pm

The final stretch of freeway linking Reno to Carson City should be open to traffic in about two months as Northern Nevada’s largest road project nears completion.

Over the past five years, crews have carved the ribbon of concrete into the hills west of Pleasant and Steamboat valleys, while the project’s centerpiece — the massive Galena Creek Bridge — gradually took its towering shape.

Concrete is poured on all but about 2 miles of the roadway, with the remainder to be done during a 10-day project set to begin today.

It’s all coming together.

“It’s the last big push,” said Brad Durski, the project manager for the Nevada Department of Transportation. “It’s crazy right now. We’re seven days a week, day and night.”

If all goes as planned, the 8.5-mile-long Interstate 580 freeway will open to cars and trucks in late July. The final phase of work, an interchange near Bower’s Mansion, should be done in late September.

Details are still being finalized, but a public celebration is planned for a Saturday in mid-July.

“Thousands of bikers” will have the opportunity to pedal the length of the project in an event that will also likely include a fun run and an opportunity for motorists to drive the road, NDOT spokesman Scott Magruder said.

Not everything about the $555 million project has offered something to celebrate.

Initial work started in 2003 when Wisconsin-based Edward Kraemer & Sons began building the Galena Creek Bridge — at 300 feet high, 1,700 feet long and with a 700-foot-long supporting arch — the largest structure of its kind.

The company abruptly halted work in 2006, claiming that as designed by state engineers, the massive bridge posed a safety hazard. Contractors expressed concern that during a particularly vulnerable point in the bridge’s construction, it could “buckle and fail” if hit by high winds common in the area.

NDOT engineers disputed those concerns, but state officials ultimately decided a lengthy court battle was not worth the time and money. In June 2006, the state transportation board paid Edward Kraemer & Sons $50 million for work already completed and terminated its contract with the firm.

Later that year, the board awarded a $393 million construction contract to North Dakota-based Fisher Industries Inc. to finish the bridge and build the rest of the freeway. The bridge is being erected by subcontractor C.C. Myers in a way different than originally envisioned by state engineers.

The new contract added about $113 million to the project’s cost.

Fisher Industries started work the following year and the project’s next significant problem soon arose. Unexpected geologic conditions meant rock the company had planned on using for road-building materials wasn’t available, prompting the firm to ask for more money. NDOT refused and the matter went to a “dispute resolution board” that ultimately ruled in Fisher’s favor, adding about $20 million to the project’s cost. In all, about $32 million in change orders were approved over the last five years.

Another problem surfaced in March 2010 when a series of cracks up to 30 feet long were found in four areas of the bridge. The cracks occurred during testing of some corrugated metal pipes that serve as part of the bridge’s internal support. Fixing the problem cost close to $1 million. In January, a wildfire burning through Pleasant Valley jumped the freeway twice but caused no damage.

Overall, work has proceeded smoothly over the last two years as the project neared its final stages, Durski said.

“We’re getting there. It’s coming along,” Durski said.

Once opened, the freeway is expected to shave up to eight minutes of travel time from what it takes to drive the current U.S. 395 through Pleasant Valley — a road that is the site of frequent and severe traffic collisions. The freeway will be three lanes in each direction with a speed limit of 65 mph.

“It’s about reducing congestion, it’s about safety and it’s about having a continuous interstate,” Magruder said. “The capital will be connected to Reno, and that’s important.”

HIway 395 and hi way 580 are the same hiway that leads to the bunnyranch!!! see you soon!

jadecapri · **Posted:** Wed May 30, 2012 4:03 pm

This is a wonderful project for all the people, business including the Bunny Ranch and Love Ranch. They have spend a lot of money but for sure will bring extra traffic and new business for the area.

TiredFrog · **Posted:** Wed May 30, 2012 4:18 pm

Fantastic! Anything that can get me to the ranch quicker is ok with me

nataliaqing · **Posted:** Wed May 30, 2012 4:50 pm

Yay! Now it's easier than ever to come play! [smilie=heart fill with love.gif]

RubyRae · **Posted:** Wed May 30, 2012 5:01 pm

Yay! Not only will it be easier to get to and from the LRN and BR, but it won't take me as long to get to school!

BTFSTL · **Posted:** Wed May 30, 2012 6:55 pm

Sounds way, way cool!!

That 300-foot high bridge probably offers some spectacular views as well, I'll bet.

christinaantoinette · **Posted:** Thu May 31, 2012 1:16 am

Faster Way To The Bunny Ranch!! SCORE!

Miss Isis · **Posted:** Thu May 31, 2012 11:56 am

MadamSuzette wrote:

The final stretch of freeway linking Reno to Carson City should be open to traffic in about two months as Northern Nevada’s largest road project nears completion.

Over the past five years, crews have carved the ribbon of concrete into the hills west of Pleasant and Steamboat valleys, while the project’s centerpiece — the massive Galena Creek Bridge — gradually took its towering shape.

Concrete is poured on all but about 2 miles of the roadway, with the remainder to be done during a 10-day project set to begin today.

It’s all coming together.

“It’s the last big push,” said Brad Durski, the project manager for the Nevada Department of Transportation. “It’s crazy right now. We’re seven days a week, day and night.”

If all goes as planned, the 8.5-mile-long Interstate 580 freeway will open to cars and trucks in late July. The final phase of work, an interchange near Bower’s Mansion, should be done in late September.

Details are still being finalized, but a public celebration is planned for a Saturday in mid-July.

“Thousands of bikers” will have the opportunity to pedal the length of the project in an event that will also likely include a fun run and an opportunity for motorists to drive the road, NDOT spokesman Scott Magruder said.

Not everything about the $555 million project has offered something to celebrate.

Initial work started in 2003 when Wisconsin-based Edward Kraemer & Sons began building the Galena Creek Bridge — at 300 feet high, 1,700 feet long and with a 700-foot-long supporting arch — the largest structure of its kind.

The company abruptly halted work in 2006, claiming that as designed by state engineers, the massive bridge posed a safety hazard. Contractors expressed concern that during a particularly vulnerable point in the bridge’s construction, it could “buckle and fail” if hit by high winds common in the area.

NDOT engineers disputed those concerns, but state officials ultimately decided a lengthy court battle was not worth the time and money. In June 2006, the state transportation board paid Edward Kraemer & Sons $50 million for work already completed and terminated its contract with the firm.

Later that year, the board awarded a $393 million construction contract to North Dakota-based Fisher Industries Inc. to finish the bridge and build the rest of the freeway. The bridge is being erected by subcontractor C.C. Myers in a way different than originally envisioned by state engineers.

The new contract added about $113 million to the project’s cost.

Fisher Industries started work the following year and the project’s next significant problem soon arose. Unexpected geologic conditions meant rock the company had planned on using for road-building materials wasn’t available, prompting the firm to ask for more money. NDOT refused and the matter went to a “dispute resolution board” that ultimately ruled in Fisher’s favor, adding about $20 million to the project’s cost. In all, about $32 million in change orders were approved over the last five years.

Another problem surfaced in March 2010 when a series of cracks up to 30 feet long were found in four areas of the bridge. The cracks occurred during testing of some corrugated metal pipes that serve as part of the bridge’s internal support. Fixing the problem cost close to $1 million. In January, a wildfire burning through Pleasant Valley jumped the freeway twice but caused no damage.

Overall, work has proceeded smoothly over the last two years as the project neared its final stages, Durski said.

“We’re getting there. It’s coming along,” Durski said.

Once opened, the freeway is expected to shave up to eight minutes of travel time from what it takes to drive the current U.S. 395 through Pleasant Valley — a road that is the site of frequent and severe traffic collisions. The freeway will be three lanes in each direction with a speed limit of 65 mph.

“It’s about reducing congestion, it’s about safety and it’s about having a continuous interstate,” Magruder said. “The capital will be connected to Reno, and that’s important.”

you mean NDOT is doing something that makes sense? amazing!!!! :lol:

Miss Isis · **Posted:** Thu May 31, 2012 11:57 am

MadamSuzette wrote:

The final stretch of freeway linking Reno to Carson City should be open to traffic in about two months as Northern Nevada’s largest road project nears completion.

Over the past five years, crews have carved the ribbon of concrete into the hills west of Pleasant and Steamboat valleys, while the project’s centerpiece — the massive Galena Creek Bridge — gradually took its towering shape.

Concrete is poured on all but about 2 miles of the roadway, with the remainder to be done during a 10-day project set to begin today.

It’s all coming together.

“It’s the last big push,” said Brad Durski, the project manager for the Nevada Department of Transportation. “It’s crazy right now. We’re seven days a week, day and night.”

If all goes as planned, the 8.5-mile-long Interstate 580 freeway will open to cars and trucks in late July. The final phase of work, an interchange near Bower’s Mansion, should be done in late September.

Details are still being finalized, but a public celebration is planned for a Saturday in mid-July.

“Thousands of bikers” will have the opportunity to pedal the length of the project in an event that will also likely include a fun run and an opportunity for motorists to drive the road, NDOT spokesman Scott Magruder said.

Not everything about the $555 million project has offered something to celebrate.

Initial work started in 2003 when Wisconsin-based Edward Kraemer & Sons began building the Galena Creek Bridge — at 300 feet high, 1,700 feet long and with a 700-foot-long supporting arch — the largest structure of its kind.

The company abruptly halted work in 2006, claiming that as designed by state engineers, the massive bridge posed a safety hazard. Contractors expressed concern that during a particularly vulnerable point in the bridge’s construction, it could “buckle and fail” if hit by high winds common in the area.

NDOT engineers disputed those concerns, but state officials ultimately decided a lengthy court battle was not worth the time and money. In June 2006, the state transportation board paid Edward Kraemer & Sons $50 million for work already completed and terminated its contract with the firm.

Later that year, the board awarded a $393 million construction contract to North Dakota-based Fisher Industries Inc. to finish the bridge and build the rest of the freeway. The bridge is being erected by subcontractor C.C. Myers in a way different than originally envisioned by state engineers.

The new contract added about $113 million to the project’s cost.

Fisher Industries started work the following year and the project’s next significant problem soon arose. Unexpected geologic conditions meant rock the company had planned on using for road-building materials wasn’t available, prompting the firm to ask for more money. NDOT refused and the matter went to a “dispute resolution board” that ultimately ruled in Fisher’s favor, adding about $20 million to the project’s cost. In all, about $32 million in change orders were approved over the last five years.

Another problem surfaced in March 2010 when a series of cracks up to 30 feet long were found in four areas of the bridge. The cracks occurred during testing of some corrugated metal pipes that serve as part of the bridge’s internal support. Fixing the problem cost close to $1 million. In January, a wildfire burning through Pleasant Valley jumped the freeway twice but caused no damage.

Overall, work has proceeded smoothly over the last two years as the project neared its final stages, Durski said.

“We’re getting there. It’s coming along,” Durski said.

Once opened, the freeway is expected to shave up to eight minutes of travel time from what it takes to drive the current U.S. 395 through Pleasant Valley — a road that is the site of frequent and severe traffic collisions. The freeway will be three lanes in each direction with a speed limit of 65 mph.

“It’s about reducing congestion, it’s about safety and it’s about having a continuous interstate,” Magruder said. “The capital will be connected to Reno, and that’s important.”

you mean NDOT is doing something that makes sense? amazing!!!! :lol:

Miss Isis · **Posted:** Thu May 31, 2012 12:05 pm

u mean the NDOT has done something that makes sense? Holy crap!!!! :lol:

yachtsman2001 · **Posted:** Thu May 31, 2012 5:33 pm

Good grief !!!
$555 Million for only 8.5 miles of road that only saves about 8 minutes of drive time...
What were they thinking?
I know what I'm thinking... Who from the construction company has a mother's uncle's brother's 2nd cousin that's a NV Legislator? :lol:

tamelalee · **Posted:** Thu May 31, 2012 6:05 pm

Ooooh I cant wait for it to be all finished

LoverBabe~CindiLarue · **Posted:** Thu May 31, 2012 8:09 pm

MadamSuzette wrote:

The final stretch of freeway linking Reno to Carson City should be open to traffic in about two months as Northern Nevada’s largest road project nears completion.

Over the past five years, crews have carved the ribbon of concrete into the hills west of Pleasant and Steamboat valleys, while the project’s centerpiece — the massive Galena Creek Bridge — gradually took its towering shape.

Concrete is poured on all but about 2 miles of the roadway, with the remainder to be done during a 10-day project set to begin today.

It’s all coming together.

“It’s the last big push,” said Brad Durski, the project manager for the Nevada Department of Transportation. “It’s crazy right now. We’re seven days a week, day and night.”

If all goes as planned, the 8.5-mile-long Interstate 580 freeway will open to cars and trucks in late July. The final phase of work, an interchange near Bower’s Mansion, should be done in late September.

Details are still being finalized, but a public celebration is planned for a Saturday in mid-July.

“Thousands of bikers” will have the opportunity to pedal the length of the project in an event that will also likely include a fun run and an opportunity for motorists to drive the road, NDOT spokesman Scott Magruder said.

Not everything about the $555 million project has offered something to celebrate.

Initial work started in 2003 when Wisconsin-based Edward Kraemer & Sons began building the Galena Creek Bridge — at 300 feet high, 1,700 feet long and with a 700-foot-long supporting arch — the largest structure of its kind.

The company abruptly halted work in 2006, claiming that as designed by state engineers, the massive bridge posed a safety hazard. Contractors expressed concern that during a particularly vulnerable point in the bridge’s construction, it could “buckle and fail” if hit by high winds common in the area.

NDOT engineers disputed those concerns, but state officials ultimately decided a lengthy court battle was not worth the time and money. In June 2006, the state transportation board paid Edward Kraemer & Sons $50 million for work already completed and terminated its contract with the firm.

Later that year, the board awarded a $393 million construction contract to North Dakota-based Fisher Industries Inc. to finish the bridge and build the rest of the freeway. The bridge is being erected by subcontractor C.C. Myers in a way different than originally envisioned by state engineers.

The new contract added about $113 million to the project’s cost.

Fisher Industries started work the following year and the project’s next significant problem soon arose. Unexpected geologic conditions meant rock the company had planned on using for road-building materials wasn’t available, prompting the firm to ask for more money. NDOT refused and the matter went to a “dispute resolution board” that ultimately ruled in Fisher’s favor, adding about $20 million to the project’s cost. In all, about $32 million in change orders were approved over the last five years.

Another problem surfaced in March 2010 when a series of cracks up to 30 feet long were found in four areas of the bridge. The cracks occurred during testing of some corrugated metal pipes that serve as part of the bridge’s internal support. Fixing the problem cost close to $1 million. In January, a wildfire burning through Pleasant Valley jumped the freeway twice but caused no damage.

Overall, work has proceeded smoothly over the last two years as the project neared its final stages, Durski said.

“We’re getting there. It’s coming along,” Durski said.

Once opened, the freeway is expected to shave up to eight minutes of travel time from what it takes to drive the current U.S. 395 through Pleasant Valley — a road that is the site of frequent and severe traffic collisions. The freeway will be three lanes in each direction with a speed limit of 65 mph.

“It’s about reducing congestion, it’s about safety and it’s about having a continuous interstate,” Magruder said. “The capital will be connected to Reno, and that’s important.”

I'm so glad that they are doing this, safer is better.

djames · **Posted:** Fri Jun 01, 2012 8:36 pm

nice to get to mbr and lrn easier but sad that places like the chocolate store will probably close their doors

Miss Isis · **Posted:** Sat Jun 02, 2012 11:34 am

god i can't wait! hurry already :lol:

mixierose · **Posted:** Sat Jun 02, 2012 2:20 pm

This is fantastic news!

nataliaqing · **Posted:** Sat Jun 02, 2012 6:49 pm

Miss Isis wrote:

god i can't wait! hurry already :lol:

I can't wait!

florida man · **Posted:** Sat Jun 02, 2012 6:51 pm

Yes! I didn't like the 395 drive, except in the limo.

thunderstorm · **Posted:** Sat Jun 02, 2012 7:16 pm

I always enjoy the trip from Reno to Carson City because at the end is the warm embrace of the Bunnies and Lovers. The scenery is nice too.

tamelalee · **Posted:** Sat Jun 02, 2012 9:01 pm

I know right!

mixierose wrote:

This is fantastic news!

JordanSoprano · **Posted:** Sun Jun 03, 2012 1:40 am

This is great news! I can't wait for the opening!

barbiegirl · **Joined:** Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:18 am **Posts:** 6173

That's so awesome!! faster the better!!!!

cantor · **Posted:** Sun Jun 03, 2012 6:34 pm

It sounds like it will make it easier to get to the bunnyranch and have fun!

Principal John

tamelalee · **Posted:** Mon Jun 04, 2012 7:20 pm

For sure!! Too bad you dont live in Reno )-:

cantor wrote:

It sounds like it will make it easier to get to the bunnyranch and have fun!

Principal John

Claire_Marshall · **Joined:** Fri Mar 30, 2012 5:10 pm **Posts:** 100

This is GREAT and I'm so glad to hear it is almost to competion!

barbiegirl · **Joined:** Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:18 am **Posts:** 6173

Claire_Marshall wrote:

This is GREAT and I'm so glad to hear it is almost to competion!

Me too, Im so excited for this!

caressakisses · **Posted:** Thu Jun 07, 2012 11:22 am

Makes it a lot easier to come and visit

Michigander · **Posted:** Thu Jun 07, 2012 3:46 pm

Good news, mostly. I won't miss that speed trap between the current freeway sections.

Miss Isis · **Posted:** Fri Jun 08, 2012 8:44 am

Another day close to it opening! Yayyyy!

tamelalee · **Posted:** Fri Jun 08, 2012 3:10 pm

Now there is no reason for anyone not to come to the BR :wink:

jadecapri · **Posted:** Fri Jun 08, 2012 8:57 pm

thunderstorm wrote:

I always enjoy the trip from Reno to Carson City because at the end is the warm embrace of the Bunnies and Lovers. The scenery is nice too.

It's like finding the gold in the end of the raimbow :mrgreen:

I love the view since I don't see much of it on the East. [smilie=heart fill with love.gif]

tamelalee · **Posted:** Mon Jun 11, 2012 10:49 pm

Haha better then gold :mrgreen:

jadecapri wrote:

thunderstorm wrote:

I always enjoy the trip from Reno to Carson City because at the end is the warm embrace of the Bunnies and Lovers. The scenery is nice too.

It's like finding the gold in the end of the raimbow :mrgreen:

I love the view since I don't see much of it on the East. [smilie=heart fill with love.gif]

Grand Dad Gone Wild · **Posted:** Tue Jun 12, 2012 8:57 pm

So that mean's I can be Butt Naked even faster (LOL)

tamelalee · **Posted:** Tue Jun 12, 2012 9:37 pm

EXACTLY!!

Grand Dad Gone Wild wrote:

So that mean's I can be Butt Naked even faster (LOL)

nataliaqing · **Posted:** Thu Jun 14, 2012 8:29 pm

Grand Dad Gone Wild wrote:

So that mean's I can be Butt Naked even faster (LOL)

Sounds like a plan hehe! :twisted:

amypage · **Posted:** Fri Jun 15, 2012 10:35 am

Grand Dad Gone Wild wrote:

So that mean's I can be Butt Naked even faster (LOL)

That's the spirit! :twisted:

stacythomas · **Joined:** Thu Jun 14, 2012 11:51 am **Posts:** 13

That is so awesome...I LOVE TRAFFIC if it makes it easier for the bunnies to get involved with the community

tamelalee · **Posted:** Sat Jun 16, 2012 3:36 pm

I can't wait!! :mrgreen:

skylerrain · **Joined:** Sun Apr 29, 2012 8:04 am **Posts:** 257

Yah new freeway! Cum on in Boys.

xoxo
Skyler

amypage · **Posted:** Sun Jun 17, 2012 12:29 am

What are you waiting for!?!?!?

[smilie=hot over you.gif]

Now it's easier than ever to cum see us!! [smilie=hot over you.gif]

tamelalee · **Posted:** Sun Jun 17, 2012 2:04 pm

Yea! Get your butts down here!

amypage wrote:

What are you waiting for!?!?!?

[smilie=hot over you.gif]

Now it's easier than ever to cum see us!! [smilie=hot over you.gif]

tamelalee · **Posted:** Mon Jun 18, 2012 10:22 am

No reason not to come to the ranch now :wink:

tamelalee · **Posted:** Wed Jun 20, 2012 4:56 pm

its like the yellowbrick road

kylieleve · **Joined:** Mon Mar 21, 2011 1:59 pm **Posts:** 768

I CAN'T WAIT!! ONLY ONE MORE MONTH YEAH! FROM THE LOOKS OF IT,IT'S GOING TO BE A BEAUTIFUL RIDE OUT TO SEE ALL THE BEAUTIFUL BUNNY BABE'S!

tamelalee · **Posted:** Wed Jun 20, 2012 9:18 pm

Its going to be awesome!

nataliaqing · **Posted:** Wed Jun 20, 2012 9:47 pm

Quick access to the world's finest women..! [smilie=hot over you.gif]

nataliaqing · **Posted:** Thu Jun 21, 2012 4:41 pm

I saw the road the other day! It's coming along nicely! [smilie=heart fill with love.gif]

tamelalee · **Posted:** Fri Jun 22, 2012 8:47 am

You said it girl!

nataliaqing wrote:

Quick access to the world's finest women..! [smilie=hot over you.gif]

tamelalee · **Posted:** Mon Jun 25, 2012 2:19 pm

Haha right?

camiparker wrote:

It sure did take them long enough!

Miss Isis · **Posted:** Wed Jun 27, 2012 6:29 am

Can't wait for it to open! Thanks NDOT!

tamelalee · **Posted:** Wed Jun 27, 2012 6:03 pm

Is it open already?

kiramathews wrote:

so awesome! has anyone been on it yet???

runninwiser · **Joined:** Tue Jun 28, 2011 8:38 pm **Posts:** 73

Very nice

LoverBabe~CindiLarue · **Posted:** Fri Jun 29, 2012 6:10 pm

So glad that it's underway and will bring more clients. Yah!

Miss Isis · **Posted:** Sat Jun 30, 2012 6:18 am

Yay for faster means to get to the ranches!!!

tamelalee · **Posted:** Mon Jul 02, 2012 10:33 am

Its going to make travel so much easier

LoverBabe~CindiLarue · **Posted:** Tue Jul 03, 2012 7:03 pm

So happy this freeway is being built.

tamelalee · **Posted:** Wed Jul 04, 2012 2:44 pm

Its so awesome!

tamelalee · **Posted:** Fri Jul 06, 2012 5:55 pm

Almost like out very own Autobahn!!!

DayTripper · **Posted:** Fri Jul 06, 2012 9:27 pm

Half a billion for 8 minutes? I guess NV is slowly trying to be like CA. CA is currently trying to build a multi billion high speed train to nowhere.

tamelalee · **Posted:** Sat Jul 07, 2012 10:58 am

wow

DayTripper wrote:

Half a billion for 8 minutes? I guess NV is slowly trying to be like CA. CA is currently trying to build a multi billion high speed train to nowhere.

Tony Dark · **Joined:** Sat Jun 04, 2011 5:51 pm **Posts:** 2273

tamelalee wrote:

Its going to make travel so much easier

The only downside for me about getting to the ranch faster is the trip from the airport is the only time I have to get rid of all the Butterflies and Nerves before I come see you :oops:

I still get Butterflies after all these trips it is excitement and nerves too I got Butterflies now just thinking about next month pushing the button at the gate [smilie=hot over you.gif]

But the view from the bridge should be AMAZING so maybe that will help [smilie=heart fill with love.gif]

tamelalee · **Posted:** Mon Jul 09, 2012 10:19 pm

I still get butterflies to :wink:

Tony Dark wrote:

tamelalee wrote:

Its going to make travel so much easier

The only downside for me about getting to the ranch faster is the trip from the airport is the only time I have to get rid of all the Butterflies and Nerves before I come see you :oops:

I still get Butterflies after all these trips it is excitement and nerves too I got Butterflies now just thinking about next month pushing the button at the gate [smilie=hot over you.gif]

But the view from the bridge should be AMAZING so maybe that will help [smilie=heart fill with love.gif]

BraveNewWorld · **Joined:** Sun Dec 25, 2011 5:04 pm **Posts:** 31

I remember hearing that freeway was suppose to go in 15-20 years ago. So it finally happen, no more scenic route.

Tony Dark · **Joined:** Sat Jun 04, 2011 5:51 pm **Posts:** 2273

tamelalee wrote:

I still get butterflies to :wink:

Tony Dark wrote:

tamelalee wrote:

Its going to make travel so much easier

The only downside for me about getting to the ranch faster is the trip from the airport is the only time I have to get rid of all the Butterflies and Nerves before I come see you :oops:

I still get Butterflies after all these trips it is excitement and nerves too I got Butterflies now just thinking about next month pushing the button at the gate [smilie=hot over you.gif]

But the view from the bridge should be AMAZING so maybe that will help [smilie=heart fill with love.gif]

Awww I think that is really sweet and cute and shows how down to earth you really are it also makes anyone who hasn't been there less nervous too. I also think it's special that no matter how many times I come to see you you still give me butterflies because your parties keep getting HOTTER [smilie=hot over you.gif]

tamelalee · **Posted:** Wed Jul 11, 2012 7:59 pm

Tony Dark wrote:

Awww I think that is really sweet and cute and shows how down to earth you really are it also makes anyone who hasn't been there less nervous too. I also think it's special that no matter how many times I come to see you you still give me butterflies because your parties keep getting HOTTER [smilie=hot over you.gif]

Tony Dark · **Joined:** Sat Jun 04, 2011 5:51 pm **Posts:** 2273

tamelalee wrote:

[smilie=heart fill with love.gif]

Tony Dark wrote:

Awww I think that is really sweet and cute and shows how down to earth you really are it also makes anyone who hasn't been there less nervous too. I also think it's special that no matter how many times I come to see you you still give me butterflies because your parties keep getting HOTTER [smilie=hot over you.gif]

Thanks Beautiful you are so Sweet [smilie=be mine!.gif]

EagleRider · **Joined:** Fri Jul 02, 2010 1:01 pm **Posts:** 480

So when does this extension actually open up? Looks like they are doing something in a few weeks, but when will it be open to regular traffic?

tamelalee · **Posted:** Fri Jul 13, 2012 3:11 pm

Im not sure.. Thats a goood question

EagleRider wrote:

So when does this extension actually open up? Looks like they are doing something in a few weeks, but when will it be open to regular traffic?

EagleRider · **Joined:** Fri Jul 02, 2010 1:01 pm **Posts:** 480

I just found this, looks like mid August: http://www.freewayextension.com/

tamelalee · **Posted:** Sun Jul 22, 2012 11:11 am

thanks for the info :mrgreen:

EagleRider wrote:

I just found this, looks like mid August: http://www.freewayextension.com/

mixierose · **Posted:** Mon Jul 23, 2012 11:38 am

EagleRider wrote:

I just found this, looks like mid August: http://www.freewayextension.com/

Great info! Thanks for posting it.

Famous Alicia · **Joined:** Thu Jul 05, 2012 12:00 pm **Posts:** 436

OOOOO another great way to make it out to all the lovely bunnies......
Take a ride on down the new freeway and then let us bunnies show you how we RIDE other things! teehee

MadamSuzette · **Posted:** Sat Jul 28, 2012 4:41 pm

We just drove by the new freeway yesterday and it is coming right along. you will be able to get to the bunnyranch even faster!!! then you will have more time with your favorite bunny.

tamelalee · **Posted:** Mon Jul 30, 2012 9:13 am

Sure will

sarai wrote:

I CANT WAIT!!! IT WILL BE A TIME SAVER !

Famous Alicia · **Joined:** Thu Jul 05, 2012 12:00 pm **Posts:** 436

MadamSuzette wrote:

We just drove by the new freeway yesterday and it is coming right along. you will be able to get to the bunnyranch even faster!!! then you will have more time with your favorite bunny.

SWEET!!!!!

Alexis Fire · **Posted:** Tue Jul 31, 2012 10:43 pm

Awesome job on everyones part...yeahhhhhh

Jimi Lynn · **Posted:** Wed Aug 01, 2012 10:01 pm

Hurry up

courtneycross · **Joined:** Mon Apr 30, 2012 11:52 am **Posts:** 3282

This is truly an amazing feat for such a wonderful place with you and Daddy love you. I can not wait for it to open [smilie=heart fill with love.gif]

nataliaqing · **Posted:** Thu Aug 02, 2012 7:17 pm

Yay for a quicker route to the Bunny Ranch!!!

Robert_SoCal · **Joined:** Tue Nov 22, 2011 8:41 pm **Posts:** 529

Darn! So much for those charter helicopter rides!! :lol:

tamelalee · **Posted:** Sat Aug 04, 2012 9:46 am

Robert_SoCal wrote:

Darn! So much for those charter helicopter rides!! :lol:

tamelalee · **Posted:** Mon Aug 06, 2012 9:40 am

Nothing better :mrgreen:

missmelena wrote:

nothing like a quick trip to Bunny Ranch [smilie=happy.gif]

courtneycross · **Joined:** Mon Apr 30, 2012 11:52 am **Posts:** 3282

It would be great to drive on the new freeway! Yay! :lol:

Robert_SoCal · **Joined:** Tue Nov 22, 2011 8:41 pm **Posts:** 529

courtneycross wrote:

It would be great to drive on the new freeway! Yay! :lol:

I'll be giving that new freeway a shot when I'm in town next month. :wink:

sunnystarr · **Joined:** Thu Feb 02, 2012 8:58 pm **Posts:** 4653

The faster you guys come, the faster we can have the time of our lives!

LoverBabe~CindiLarue · **Posted:** Wed Aug 08, 2012 6:40 pm

It's almost done, I saw the huge bridge and it's weird to see such a stunning bridge in nevada. I am a native to nevada and that bridge was a sight to see.

tamelalee · **Posted:** Wed Aug 08, 2012 7:06 pm

woohoo!

Robert_SoCal wrote:

courtneycross wrote:

It would be great to drive on the new freeway! Yay! :lol:

I'll be giving that new freeway a shot when I'm in town next month. :wink:

Robert_SoCal · **Joined:** Tue Nov 22, 2011 8:41 pm **Posts:** 529

tamelalee wrote:

woohoo!

Robert_SoCal wrote:

courtneycross wrote:

It would be great to drive on the new freeway! Yay! :lol:

I'll be giving that new freeway a shot when I'm in town next month. :wink:

Ahhh, my sentiments exactly Tamela

I can hardly wait!! :mrgreen:

Kiss Kiss!!

tamelalee · **Posted:** Wed Aug 08, 2012 7:58 pm

Robert_SoCal wrote:

tamelalee wrote:

woohoo!

Ahhh, my sentiments exactly Tamela

I can hardly wait!! :mrgreen:

Kiss Kiss!!

tamelalee · **Posted:** Wed Aug 08, 2012 9:40 pm

missmelena wrote:

zoom zoom then you are here

courtneycross · **Joined:** Mon Apr 30, 2012 11:52 am **Posts:** 3282

That would be cool!

mia cummings · **Posted:** Wed Aug 08, 2012 10:22 pm

OMG

YES YES YES

SOOOOOO' EXCITING

I CAN HARDLY WAIT

mia cummings · **Posted:** Wed Aug 08, 2012 10:30 pm

better start getting ready

[smilie=call me.gif]

mia amore

courtneycross · **Joined:** Mon Apr 30, 2012 11:52 am **Posts:** 3282

Lol cum faster to our house lol

mia cummings · **Posted:** Fri Aug 10, 2012 4:34 pm

absolutley

tamelalee · **Posted:** Fri Aug 10, 2012 6:08 pm

I cant wait to get my beamer on it!! Gonna be fun!!

Famous Alicia · **Joined:** Thu Jul 05, 2012 12:00 pm **Posts:** 436

All you all need to do is HOP on it and cum thumping on over here ! hehe

tamelalee · **Posted:** Sat Aug 11, 2012 9:18 am

Famous Alicia wrote:

All you all need to do is HOP on it and cum thumping on over here ! hehe

Robert_SoCal · **Joined:** Tue Nov 22, 2011 8:41 pm **Posts:** 529

tamelalee wrote:

I cant wait to get my beamer on it!! Gonna be fun!!

I wouldn't be a bit surprised if you and that beamer of yours will turn that freeway into another "Autobahn" :lol:

sunnystarr · **Joined:** Thu Feb 02, 2012 8:58 pm **Posts:** 4653

How convenient! [smilie=heart fill with love.gif]