Day 39, The Trip So Far, 7453 miles, 1251 to DC, Wichita, KS

Day 34, The Trip So Far, 6824 miles, Glenwood Canyon, Colorado, on the grand Colorado River, the real end of Act IV

What a way to end Act IV! Even Donner thinks so. Tonight, for the first time on this trip, declined to go into the tent right after it was set up, or before it was finished being set up, as he is sometimes wont to do.

Day 32, The Trip So Far, Grand Canyon , 6122 miles

The trip has been nothing short of splendid, but we still have 2500 miles to go.

Day 25, Death Valley, CA, 5268 miles so far

Day 22, The Trip So Far, 4550 miles, 309 miles to the moon, Spectular Crater Lake, Oregon

Day 16, Tuesday, October 8, KALALOCH, Olympic National Park, Washington, 3786 miles, The End Of the Road

Day 14,:The Trip So Far , Mt Rainier National Park, 3495 miles. 264 miles to the Pacific and 1364 miles to the moon

Sadly, tonight marks the halfway point of On The Road 10, not counting the dreaded six-day journey eastward from the Rockies and my usual decompression period at a cabin in West Virginia or Western Maryland before arriving home in November. Tomorrow, Monday, we hope to make it to the Pacific coast, either to that black dot on the Washington shore or, several days later, the red dot on the Vancouver Island Pacific coast, but the latter would require at least six extra days, so i may have to pass on that. Where we go after several days on the Pacific coast i do not yet know. But we will go somewhere, God and Defender willing.

Day 13, trip so far, Emigrant Springs State Park, Oregon, 3179 miles, about 1180 to the Moon

Long drive today, 364 miles, but stunning once out of Idaho. Aimed to get into camp at 5, and made it at 540, just in time to complete the evening's outdoor activities and get in tent by disappearance of useable daylight. Wonderful camp, set in a pine grove forest, lots of tenters.

Day 11, the trip so far, Craters of the Moon, Idaho, 2813 miles

Only 1548 miles to the moon.