Adventures with the Outlaw Micheal Tomsik and Co-Conspirator Annie Tomsik ( REVIEW OF THE ENTIRE TRIP)

                                  

                                 
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It was a journey from Springfield. MO to Sweet Home, OR. From Sweet Home, OR we traveled to Coos Bay, OR. From Coos Bay, Oregon we traveled to Williams, AZ. From Williams, Az we traveled back to Sweet Home, MO.

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GOING TO SWEET HOME:

Starting the trip we felt a bit rushed covering so many miles in so little time. We ran into storm issues and car maintenance issues. however we had time to spend with family both in South Dakota, Washington, and Oregon. We camped out in the tent twice, and stayed with relatives twice.

Along the way we stopped at the CORN PALACE, MOUNT RUSHMORE, DEADWOOD, STURGIS, WALL DRUGS, 1880- TOWN, and a few other stops.

COOS BAY OREGON:

We only ended up with one day but managed to spend it with family and friends going to the beaches and cheese factory.

GOING TO WILLIAMS, AZ:

It took 2 days driving from Coos Bat but we stopped in RENO, LAS VEGAS, HOVER DAM, BEATTY NV, WALTER LAKE, and stayed in WILLIAMS AZ.

WILLIAMS, AZ:

We walked all over Williams, and found some food to eat, and took the Grand Canyon Railway tour.

HEADING BACK TO SWEET HOME, MO:

Late Saturday Night and all day Sunday we drove over 21 hours to make it home including a few stops. We stopped a few times for food and gas and one night in lodging. This was a long drive!

EXPENSES OF THE TRIP:

I have not been able to add everything up the first half of the trip we had hit between $750 to $800. The second part of the trip however hit a few hiccups and we stayed in a hotel twice and camped out once. Also there was the expense of the Grand Canyon tour. Mostly the largest expense was fuel, lodging, and food. I estimate we hit around $1750 to $2000 for the entire trip.

OVERALL FEELING:

Though Annie and I had a great vacation it seemed a bit rushed we would have loved to bring more videos, photos and blogs. Even though we had 11 days we spent a majority of the time driving to get to our destinations on time. Also we decided to tent out this only worked like 3 times due to weather or other issues. We had one car impenitence issue on the way that was a blessing. 

It was nice to be at home in our bed!

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