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Getting Familiar With Alaska
Alaska is a land of extremes. Just the size and the variety contained within it is hard to comprehend. Here is an assortment of facts to put into perspective the enormity of our northern outpost. Click for full-size view.
Upcoming Travel: Alaska
With only five weeks before our departure, it is now time to turn our attention fully to Alaska. (Who am I kidding, our attention has been on Alaska for months.) We began serious researching last fall and locked in … Continue reading
Mid-Atlantic Trip Statistics
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Watch This: The Civil War – Ken Burns
We like to brush up on a little local history before traveling somewhere. In preparation for heading to DC/Virginia next weekend, we’ve been watching the 1990 Ken Burns documentary “The Civil War.” When it originally aired it was seen by … Continue reading
Posted in Maps, Travel Resources
Tagged Civil War Documentary, Civil War movie, Ken Burns Civil War
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Best things we ate and drank on the road in 2013
It’s no secret that we take our eating and drinking seriously, especially when traveling. In 2013 we traveled over 7,000 miles and visited 17 states. We have an unwritten road trip rule that we will not eat at any chain restaurants. … Continue reading
Posted in Maps, Travel Tips
Tagged Best Drinks 2013, Best Food 2013, Best of 2013 Travel, road trip food, Travel food
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Marathon Weekend in Chicago
One of the most popular marathons in the world takes place this weekend right here in our own back yard. Along with Boston, New York, London, Berlin, and Tokyo, the Chicago Marathon is one of the six World Marathon Majors. Competitors love it for the … Continue reading
Seattle to Chicago: Final Route Map
We’ve spent the past couple weeks coming down from our vacation high and getting back into reality, but in the meantime, here is the official route map. The total driving distance ended up at 3,624.4 miles, with an average speed … Continue reading
Reading Material: How The States Got Their Shapes
Ever wonder why Oklahoma has a panhandle and Missouri has a bootheel, or why Colorado and Wyoming are just boring rectangles? Also, what’s up with that big part of Michigan that clearly looks like it should belong to Wisconsin? During … Continue reading
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Tagged How The States Got Their Shapes, Mark Stein, Road trip reading, State borders
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