In 2010 I started scheming about a roadtrip through the United States of America. Read all about The Plan™ and the reasoning behind taking Richard on board with me. In March 2011 we left, well prepared, and spent a good three months of driving around the USA, covering over 20 states and a few thousand miles of road. During our trip I was constantly blogging here, uploading photos even from the car sometimes. This blog now is an archive of this trip, I hope you enjoy reading about it. Let me know if you have any questions!
With that, I leave you with a list of all the destinations that we drove through – all the American states, cities, parks and sights and shooting ranges and museums we encountered on this roadtrip. If you’re done with it, you might even be interested in some roadtrip statistics about mileage, costs, renting a car for the trip and how much money we spent on food or tourist attractions in the US. Also check out the actual USA roadtrip route as compared to the pre-roadtrip planned route.
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On The Road Blog Posts:
- We’re here.
- Boston. The first days.
- Harvard, JFK, MIT
- Yale
- New York City
- New York City Update
- Statue of Liberty
- Philadelphia
- Washington D.C.
- Punxsutawney Phil happened.
- Niagara Falls and Buffalo
- Cleveland
- Chicago
- most epic blog post ever
- Florida, Part 1: Everglades and Key West
- Florida, Part 2: Airboats and Fireworks
- New Orleans
- Texas. Texans. Texas State Trooper.
- Amarillo to Flagstaff
- Grand Canyon
- Monument Valley
- Mesa Verde
- Arches National Park and Moab, Utah
- Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon and Lake Powell
- Bryce Canyon
- Zion National Park
- Las Vegas
- Death Valley
- Random stuff on day 62.
- San Diego
- Los Angeles and Hollywood and more
- Pacific Coast Highway 1
- San Francisco. Alcatraz. And Pizza(s).
- Yosemite National Park
- Dispatch concert in Berkeley
- Humboldt County and Redwoods
- Portland(ia).
- Seattle
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