TRIP HIGHLIGHTS
BACK ROADS ACROSS AMERICA TEAM
We are Back Roads Across America Team, Van and Kyle. Between June 26th to July 6th we traveled across America from Arizona to Georgia. With this site you can feel like you were part of the trip!
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ROAD TRIP OVERVIEW
This is a quick overview of the full road trip that was taken.
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BATS
We saw amazing bats come out of Carlsbad Caverns for their nightly feeding! They are only about 2 inches long!
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WHO WILL CLEAN OUR WINDOWS
Our windows were really dirty so Kyle had a thought that one of those window washers would clean the window, but how?Go To Post | Go to Day | Go to Related Posts
LEARNING TO DRIVE
One of the goals on the trip was for Kyle to learn stick shift! Be careful! No one drive one the road until we tell you its safe!!Go To Post | Go to Day | Go to Related Posts
PROBLEMS
Oh No! We ran into some problems! Nothing we could not handle..maybe..I think...Go To Post | Go to Day | Go to Related Posts
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Another Chance to Win!!
Guess this sound round 2.
Whoever guesses the most correct answers during the road trip will win a grand prize
And the answer is.......
Refer to "Identify this sound" on June 29th. Papa Had the correct answer, it was a Green Treefrog.
This frog reaches 2.5 inches in length. The color is generally a bright green as seen here. Occasionally specimens may be lighter or even fade to a yellowish green. There is normally a distinct white or yellowish line running laterally along the side of the frog from the snout to the vent , but this stripe may occasionally be reduced or absent. They also can also have yellow flecks on the back. Green Treefrogs may be heard calling anytime from March to October in the South, and during the spring in the northern part of its range - Species Hyla cinerea
We're Home!!!
After traveling 2000 miles on backroads accross America we have made it to Papa's in Adairsville Georgia.
After traveling 2000 miles on back roads across America we have made it to Papa in Adairsville Georgia.This New England cottage was built by my great-grandfather in 1905 and was one of the first homes in town to have electricity. The house featured inside shutters on the windows, four fire places, stained glass on doors and gabled windows, 11 ft wood ceilings and sliding panel doors.
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