So, traveling across the country...wow. I'm glad I did it. It's one of those things I just always wanted to do, ya know? I'm so glad I was able to share most of the journey with Lindsey...and stop to see some awesome friends along the way.
I'm going to try to summarize the journey with pictures. They got a little out of order when I uploaded them but I'm going to do my best to get them back in the correct order.
I took this photo up near State College, PA. La Autoridad de la Sierra...I just found it entertaining to find the "Desert Authority" in the middle of green state of Pennsylvania.
I decided to capture a photo of myself as proof that I was really driving. Don't I look like a professional roadtripper???
Welcome to Illinois...soon, I would pass the mark of the farthest west I had ever gone by car...that being Bushnell, Illinios for Cornerstone Festival 2006.
So we took this back route from Indiana to Iowa...Rt. 24 I believe. We saw lots of small towns...they didn't have much but there certainly were Dollar Generals in just about each small town.
Home of Iowa 80, the largest truck stop in the country. I made Lindsey stop because Jim and my brother had heard about it on a TV program about it a few weeks ago and since I would be going right by it, they wanted me to stop.
an BREATH-TAKING sky!!
Another gorgeous sky...in Nebraska this time I believe.
a beautiful Nebraska sunset
CCU
my past and my future
Linsey and I parting ways...she would stay in Colorado for a few days before heading back to Pennsylvania while I would continue on to Utah
the Rocky Mtns through my bug-splattered windshield
scenery at the border of Colorado and Wyoming
"Oh give me a home...where the buffalo roam...."
I drove through this awful wind storm. I couldn't get my poor car over 65 in the 75 zone. I only averaged 21 miles per gallon during this stretch of road when I had been getting 28 miles or so.
Again, beautiful!
I thought this looked cool
Pure awesomeness. I love nature...even if man did go through the middle of it....
I didn't have cell phone reception and had been in Wyoming for the past 6 hours....
there were lots of giant windmills. I can't help but to wonder how much energy they are able to produce using them.
Finally, right after Sunset...the Welcome to Utah sign!!!! But with another 2 hours to go until I would arrive in Orem, Utah.
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