Miles traveled: 10,145 (This only includes towing miles from one destination to another)
National Parks and Monuments visited: 12
State Parks visited: 7
Miles hiked: 110
Nights with family or friends: 147
Nights at an RV park: 145
Nights boondocking (NO hook-ups): 60
Average cost per night: $11.26
Nursing contracts: 3 (Page, AZ, Baker, MT, Page, AZ)
Sadly, I didn't keep track of how many states we spent the night in and I'm to lazy to go figure it out. This year it's going on the spreadsheet! Also, our nights don't add up to 365 and it's because we spent a few nights at state parks but I also used that row to mark if we simply visited it. Oops.
While it's nearly impossible to pick a favorite place, here's what each member of our family named as a highlight for this year.
Eldon: Yellowstone National Park
Monica: Walnut Canyon National Monument
Makayla : Black Hills Bible Baptist Camp
Michael: Yellowstone National Park
Emily:Albuquerque Zoo
Ethan: Montana, with my best friend Jason
We are grateful to God for giving us a wonderful year and for granting us safety in the many miles we travel. Many days were spent with family and friends and that was certainly a highlight for all of us. Of course, exploring our amazing world and learning about it is high on the list too!
Now, a picture from each month of the year. No significance, I just grabbed one that is a special memory (there is hundreds, lol).
January. Target practice in Pennsylvania with my uncle's. |
February. The Pacific Ocean! |
March. Grand Canyon with Aunt Judith. |
April. The hard-to-get-to Rainbow Arch National Monument. |
May. Boondocking at Richland Dam in South Dakota. |
June. Mount Rushmore National Monument. |
July. Lots of horses and friends in Montana! |
August. The carnival at the fair was a favorite for all the children! |
September. Old Faithful at Yellowstone National Park. |
October. Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta. |
November. Joining the wagon circle for 10 days at Lone Rock Beach was so relaxing! |
December. A slot canyon at Valley of Fire State Park. |
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