Beginning of the Trip

Sorry to keep you waiting folks, complicated business.

America is a vast, ecologically diverse country with so much to see. With advanced highway infrastructure and relatively affordable gas, the road-trip has been a key fixture of American culture since just after the completion of the interstate highway system. Our story that you will be reading over the next month and a half is a story of struggle, adventure, maturation and fun. I won’t bore you with the story of how our trip came to be, and all of the planning and packing. Lets get into the fun stuff!

Day One:

PA,NJ,NY Tri-State Marker:

Lunch at the tri-state marker, nothing special, just a neat little stop.

Scranton, PA

A little drive-by stop in Scranton, PA. Of course, in Scranton, you’ve gotta see something related to the office.

Camping in Kaystown Lake, PA:

One of the most beautiful campsites we’ve ever had and by far the best sight of the first day.

Day Two:

Washington DC:

Day Three:

Backwater Falls State Park:

Tudors Biscuit World:

Tudors biscuit world was a unique dining experience as the restaurant functioned as a drive though diner. You could get chicken fried steak and scrambled eggs in the drive through in under 5 minutes!

Mystery Hole:

The Mystery Hole is a stereotypical tourist trap we encountered on the side of the road in West Virginia. With seemingly gravity-defying rooms and a redneck aesthetic, the Mystery Hole made for an amazing time.

New River Gorge National Park: