Alinea: A Meal Of A Lifetime
After an unbelievable 12 hour drive across 553 miles from Needles to San Francisco, let alone 2 weeks of cross-country traveling from the East Coast to the West Coast, we had to pack up and head back to Chicago to speak about travel at a national youth conference in...
California: The Promised Land
After bidding adieu yesterday to Gareth’s crew of himself, Clay, and George, we were left with only 4 drivers. Given over 550 miles left to our end destination of San Francisco, and needing to be there within 24 hours, transporting our 3 RVs with our anemic crew...
The Grand Canyon
Today’s journey led us to the one and only Grand Canyon. The Grand Canyon just got served Photo Credit: Jenn Li of Map&Move Photo Credit: Kelvin Sage But before we got there, we woke up this morning to check out more of our wigwams during the day and...
Return To Arizona
3 months ago Jenn, of Map&Move, and I took a weekend trip to Arizona to do research for what was then a possible Route 66 trip. Today we’ve returned with a caravan of 3 RVs and 11 friends driving along Route 66 from Chicago and reaching Arizona in 3 days:...
The Longest Road: From Oklahoma To New Mexico
After a 7am-7pm shift in the ER, I boarded a 5am flight to Dallas-Fort Worth, TX to catch an 8am flight to Oklahoma City, where the rest of group stayed overnight and was waiting for me. Right on time, there they were. After a quick reunion, we hit the open road...
Pies, Waterfalls, Bottles, And Oklahoma
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Day #2 of the road trip, which means Day #2 that I’m still stuck in NYC working in the ER for my final shift before I can rejoin the group. 🙁 A few months ago one of the places I put on my Route 66 “must-do” lists was supposedly described...
Where Are We Now?
Where Are We Next?
