Results tagged “Cross-Country”

Stefan answers a few questions about his experiences traveling across America.

Q:  Where did you have the best pizza?  
A:  Chicago of course!

Q:  What was your favorite "tourist spot"?
A:  Old Faithful

Q:  What was the most interesting thing you learned?
A:  That there are fossils of extinct mammals that lived millions of years ago in the Badlands.

Q:  What was your coolest animal sighting?
A:  The herds of bison.

Q:  Which national park was your favorite?
A:  Yellowstone

Q:  Which place do you most want to go back to?
A:  The 7-D dude ranch in Wyoming

Q:  What was the most awesome activity you did?
A:  Horseback riding on Geronimo (I miss him).

Q:  What was the least favorite part of your trip?
A:  Feeling car sick as we drove to Mount Rushmore ... I don't even like to think about it.

Q:  What was the best vanity license place you saw while driving cross country?
A:  ICE CRM

Q:  What was the best thing about the U.S.?
A:  The views.

Having just logged in 8,000 miles and 180 hours in the car as they made their way coast to coast across the country, the Global Bros answer a few questions:

Q:  Where did you have the best pizza?  
A:  Seattle

Q:  What was your favorite "tourist spot"?
A:  Wall Drug in South Dakota

Q:  What was the most interesting thing you learned?
A:  That the small islands surrounding Mount Dessert Island in Acadia were the peaks of mountains millions of years ago.

Q:  What was your coolest animal sighting?
A:  When the coyote was next to our car.

Q:  Which national park was your favorite?
A:  Badlands National Park, South Dakota

Q:  Which place do you most want to go back to?
A:  Orcas Island, Washington

Q:  What was the most awesome activity you did?
A:  Racing down the dunes in the Dunes National Recreation Area in Oregon



Q:  What was the least favorite part of your trip?
A:  Going to a big outdoor concert in Quebec ... it was crowded, late and I didn't like the music

Q:  What was the best vanity license place you saw while driving cross country?
A:  LAND HO

Q:  What was the best thing about the U.S.?
A:  Every state is different.