Trip West from SC

BTW, We only saw three other R-Pods while on this trip.  One was parked across from us at a campground in Nashville, one was seen in Yellowstone and the other was on the road in Port Angeles, WA.

Techntrek,After leaving SC, our first stop was in Nashville, TN.  We spent two days in Nashville and toured the city and The Hermitage.  After two travel days of about 450 miles each day, we arrived in Custer State Park, South Dakota.  We stayed two days in Custer and could have stayed longer.  On the way to Yellowstone, we stayed one night in Cody, WY.   Could have stayed longer in Cody.  Three days at Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons. Next, Glacier National Park.  If you like hiking and we do, it is a great place to spend some time. On the way to Olympia National park, we spent a night in Spokane.  Olympia was ok, but it was a lot of driving to get to different areas.  It was a hundred miles of slow, hilly driving to our campground after a stop at the Visitor's Center.  We then spent a day visiting Seattle.  We spent two days at Ainsworth State Park in the Columbia River Gorge Area.  We loved this area.  From here, we traveled to the Great Basin National Park, Salt Lake City, Glen Canyon near Paige AZ, Alburqueque, NM, and Carlsbad National Park.  We then made our way back home with a several day stop in Texas to visit my daughter.  We stopped one night near New Orleans, but Issac encouraged us to move on quickly.  We had a great time.

450 mpd was predetermined.  Probably could do more, but didn't want to push it.  We were not able to find a spot in Yellowstone so we stayed at Grizzly RV park in West Yellowstone.  Nice park just outside the western entrance to the park. A little pricey. 

Kickstart, we camped at Kalaloch and had a very small site.  We took a couple of long walks on the beach and hiked in the Hoh rain forest.  We were in Port Angeles around August 1or 2.

Sandcamper, I sent you a PM.