2010 Road Trip

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

4759.2 miles.
Twenty Days.
Home never looked so good.

And still a few more to go.

Long day today.

The first of three driving days.

We were at the beach. More on that later.

A friend of ours is doing his graduate study at VCU in RIchmond, VA. He gave us a tour of his studio.

The we toured the historic cemetary that dates back to the civil war. Hey look! It's Jefferson Davis - the president of the confederacy.

And lastly, when in the south, you need to have some BBQ.

We spent the day in the nation's capitol.

who doesn't love powdered donuts?

Back on the road, we're headed for West Virginia to stay with Steve's uncle.

Two Thousand

Looks like this:

and this:

Incidently, if you're ever driving through Ohio and Pennsilvania, you may have this much money going in...

but after tolls, you'll have this when you leave:

we're eventually going to this place... so we're following the signs.

We arrived ant Uncle Larry and Aunt Cheryl's house in time for dinner, another camp fire, and an all around delightful evening.

We went to Greenfield Village. We watched glass blowers, rode on a real steam locomotive and a carousel, and made prints on an old printing press.

We spent the evening at home with Grandma and Grandpa. We had a great campfire with hot dogs and smores.