1. What are the 3 must haves for a long road trip?
- Great friends.
- Good music.
- Munchies! :)
2. What was the destination of your most recent road trip?
We took a huge road trip the end of July/first of August. But there were several destinations along the way.
- First leg was Sacramento and San Francisco.
- The second part of the trip was driving up the 101 to the redwoods and then along the coast of Oregon.
- Third was Portland, which we didn't enjoy as much as the rest of the trip.
- And then we made our way into Seattle.
3. What did you miss most about home while you were on the trip?
My own big cushy bed, but I only missed it a little. I loved being gone! :)
4. What is the furthest you have traveled on a road trip?
This trip was over 2,000 miles, but if we're talking straight shot it was 839 miles from Seattle to SLC.
5. Will you stop for "the largest ball of twine, etc." or are you a "hurry and get there road tripper."?
I'm a stopper. What point is a road trip if you don't stop and enjoy the sights along the way?
i am a stopper too...i don't mind how long it takes to get where i am going, i like the little adventures along the way!!
ReplyDeleteyour recent road trip sounds like it was so much fun...BUT next time you come through my neck of the woods let me know ahead of time, i want to see you. pretty please.
thanks for linking up!!
We tend to be stoppers for fun stuff-depending on the type of trip we are taking. Some trips are just a straight haul, others are more where is the road taking us.
ReplyDeleteI love road trips...the kinds like this one, when you can take the time to stop and see what's there.
ReplyDeleteI wanna be on your next road trip! :D
ReplyDeleteI'm a stopper too, but the driving itself is very fast.
ReplyDeleteThere's so many places to visit around CA. At least you enjoyed the road trip as well no matter the distance.
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