Wow! I really can't describe how much fun we had the last four weeks. We live in a big and beautiful country with a lot of really nice folks!

The pod and tow vehicle performed flawlessly day and night, the food was spectacular, the company couldn't be better and the scenery was breathtaking. Here is a quick recap and a few pictures. We got thousands. If anyone is interested in any particular area, let me know. We got the pics!

Even with a white knuckle full day of 55 mph headwinds crossing Wyoming, I was pleasantly surprised at our Avg. MPG. Know that this included a lot of side trips without the pod. We averaged less than 8 mpg crossing Wyoming. We had no rain the entire trip save a brief shower or two while sleeping. We were incredibly lucky getting sites in places with no reservation even on a couple Fridays and Saturdays.

Campgrounds (nights)

Kickapoo State Recreation Area, Illinois (1) (no res)

Windmill State Recreation Area, Nebraska (1) (no res)

Rockport State Park, Utah (1) (no res)

Donner Memorial State Park, California (1) (no res)

Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park, California (5) (res)

Private Horse Paddock, Monterey, CA (1) (no res)

Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park, California (1) (res)

Beverly Beach State Park, Oregon (1) (res)

Cougar Rock Campground, Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington (2) (res)

Kalaloch Campground, Olympic National Park, Washington (3) (res)

Potholes State Park, Washington (1) (res)

Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park, Montana (2) (res)

Custer State Park, South Dakota (2) (res)

Snake Creek Recreation Area, South Dakota (1) (no res)

Lake Anita State Park, Iowa (1) (no res)

Summit Lake State Park, Indiana (1) (no res)

Total Distance: 8,216 miles

Fuel Used: 632.339 Gallons

Fuel Cost: $2,439.37

Avg. MPG: 13.06

Rain days: 0

Hiking: Lots of miles

Biking: Lots of miles

Television Time: 0

Complaining Time: 0

Breakdowns: 0

Great Memories: too many to count