More pictures of our three days at Flanner’s Beach (which is actually the Neuse River basin)
Yes, please!
Bike trail leading to the riverbank
Dead jellyfish are apparently hilarious
Karlee experiencing more excitement in six days than the previous six years of her life combined
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Stop #26 – NOLA
We made it to New Orleans! Bring on the gumbo! And jambalaya! And muffaletta! And… mosquitoes. Read More
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Stop #15 – Freeport, ME
Crossing the border to Maine felt like a mini-victory. With so many changes to our plans (like having to go back to Christiansburg for the hitch work, having to stop for the tire debacle, etc.), making it to Maine by the time summer ended sometimes felt like a pipe dream.
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Congaree National Park
Ellie here!!! : ) Congaree. Was. Awesome. A couple days after we arrived at Sesquicentennial State Park, we decided to go to Congaree National Park, which was not too far away. The car trip was real boring, but it was worth it. When we got there, there was a building, the ‘Ranger Station’, that had some cool facts and an interesting video. They also had a Junior Ranger program, where you can earn badges by following instructions and filling out papers, and we found out they had the same program at each park, so we can keep on earning badges each park we go to! ; )
