We visited 33 states, one District (of Columbia), and three provinces on our journey. Here are the signs in the order we saw them.....
And then the sign we were all waiting for...
And after a few hours in New Brunswick the nicest sign of them all.....
Chutes' Memory Making Tour
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Statistics and Reflection
Now that we have been home for a week, we reflected on our trip.....
What did we forget that we really needed?
a nightlight
lighter for the propane burner
What were we really glad to have along?
the Panda and Isaac Bear for sleeping
Max's mask for sleeping
plug in cooler -- just like having a fridge in the car!
GPS
Lisa's notebook
What did we take that we probably didn't need?
the BBQ
car battery booster
beach towels
What did we learn?
the height of Pike's Peak
how a cog railway works
about American College Football
that traveling gives you very little time to relax
how big the USA really is
that USA has a lot of small towns, not just large cities
What were our favourite parts?
Lisa -- Yellowstone National Park(the geysers, the hotel, the science, the whole experience)
Tim -- GM truck factory tour in Flint, Michigan
Max -- the colours of the Grand Canyon
Simon -- the rides at Disney World
17,602 km traveled
71 nights on the road
8 nights camping
34 nights with family and friends
21 nights in a hotel
3 nights in a hostel
5 nights at Disney
$220 most expensive hotel (Snow Lodge in Yellowstone National Park)
$1538.33 on gas
$2.66 per gallon cheapest gas Memphis Tennessee (that works out to 67 cents per litre)
Three oil changes
25 meals in a restaurant
$99 most expensive meal (Osiris Restaurant at Snow Lodge in Yellowstone National Park)
What did we forget that we really needed?
a nightlight
lighter for the propane burner
What were we really glad to have along?
the Panda and Isaac Bear for sleeping
Max's mask for sleeping
plug in cooler -- just like having a fridge in the car!
GPS
Lisa's notebook
What did we take that we probably didn't need?
the BBQ
car battery booster
beach towels
What did we learn?
the height of Pike's Peak
how a cog railway works
about American College Football
that traveling gives you very little time to relax
how big the USA really is
that USA has a lot of small towns, not just large cities
What were our favourite parts?
Lisa -- Yellowstone National Park(the geysers, the hotel, the science, the whole experience)
Tim -- GM truck factory tour in Flint, Michigan
Max -- the colours of the Grand Canyon
Simon -- the rides at Disney World
17,602 km traveled
71 nights on the road
8 nights camping
34 nights with family and friends
21 nights in a hotel
3 nights in a hostel
5 nights at Disney
$220 most expensive hotel (Snow Lodge in Yellowstone National Park)
$1538.33 on gas
$2.66 per gallon cheapest gas Memphis Tennessee (that works out to 67 cents per litre)
Three oil changes
25 meals in a restaurant
$99 most expensive meal (Osiris Restaurant at Snow Lodge in Yellowstone National Park)
Monday, November 29, 2010
Thank You!
We spent 71 nights on the road. We stayed in hostels and hotels. We camped in tents and cabins. But mostly we stayed with friends along the route. Thank to you all for the hospitality and gifts, for the food and shelter, for the special times seeing sights and talking. Each of you has contributed to the success of our trip and to our healing. Here they are....... in order of our appearance.
Scott, Sandra, Haragwan, Melese, Tesfahun, and Teya in Cornwall, Ontario.
Don, Fay, Craig, Brett, and April in Uxbridge, Ontario.
Chris, Michelle, Jacob, Lucas, and Jack in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Ed and Irene in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Gary and Pam in Edgemont, Arkansas.
Wendy, Debbie, Greg, and Pete in Memphis, Tennessee.
Glen and Fran in Poplarville, Mississippi.
Melissa, Isabelle, and Duncan in Atlanta, Georgia.
Alan and Tricia in Greenville, South Carolina.
Chris, Stephanie, Sam, and Lily in Boone, North Carolina.
David, Margaret, and David Jr in Washington, DC.
Dalina in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Scott, Sandra, Haragwan, Melese, Tesfahun, and Teya in Cornwall, Ontario.
Don, Fay, Craig, Brett, and April in Uxbridge, Ontario.
Chris, Michelle, Jacob, Lucas, and Jack in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Ed and Irene in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Gary and Pam in Edgemont, Arkansas.
Wendy, Debbie, Greg, and Pete in Memphis, Tennessee.
Glen and Fran in Poplarville, Mississippi.
Melissa, Isabelle, and Duncan in Atlanta, Georgia.
Alan and Tricia in Greenville, South Carolina.
Chris, Stephanie, Sam, and Lily in Boone, North Carolina.
David, Margaret, and David Jr in Washington, DC.
Dalina in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
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