Jackie

We’re finally settled down. A lot has happened since we’ve arrived in New Zealand. We’ve driven more than 3500 miles…

Hi! We’re going to be in New Zealand for (up to) a year! Note: Our US phone numbers are on…

Wednesday, August 30 Our first order of business in Calgary was to get the motorcycle tuned up. We dropped it…

Before making our way to Glacier National Park, we stopped through in Bozeman, Montana. While looking for our overnight Walmart,…

Thursday, August 24 Yellowstone was a bit difficult for me due to the unexpected missing-a-chunk-of-my-knee-and-now-cannot-bend-it incident. We finally left the…

Saturday, August 19 After visiting Brandon’s grandmother in Indiana, we booked it over to Wyoming as fast as possible because…

We took a quick detour off the interstate to take a scenic drive through the Badlands. We were in a hurry to get the Grand Tetons so we couldn’t stay overnight but we had to stop. Plus, I got to see a prairie dog city. Everyone should go to the Badlands visit the prairie dogs.

I’m going to be honest; Quebec was adorable. Getting into Quebec was less fun. As we got into Old Quebec, the streets became smaller and more winding.

Entering Canada in the RV was surprisingly easy. We went in through Calais/St. Stephen with no issue. They weren’t too interested in what we had in our fridge, but did want to know if we were bringing any plants (apparently our spinach does not count).

Our first major stop on our trek north was Acadia. We had spent a day in Massachusetts hitting up some breweries (Jack’s Abby, Tree House Brewing Co., and Trillium) and having a quick visit with my Uncle Steve and Aunt Suzanne (thank you for dinner!)