North American Bum

Greetings from [insert city here]

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New Kid on the block.  Doesn't have a name yet.

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So art

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My Journey has ended, and here are some stats!

For two months I traveled across the US and Canada, and I arrived back home to my Southern California beach town in early June.  I'd like to share stats about my trip!

I traveled for 57 days

I walked 479 Miles (Fitbit FTW!)

I drove 10,216 Miles

I drove through 2 countries

I crossed the US-Canada Border 4 times

My car was searched at the border twice

I drove through 28 US States

I drove through 5 Canadian Territories

I stayed in 25 Cities at least one night

My Longest stay was in Boston, Massachusetts

My Shortest Stay was in Newport, Oregon

My average driving time between cities was 5 hours

I took over 1,800 photos

and the most important stat:

I ate three deep dish pizzas in Chicago, Illinois

in the coming weeks, I hope to write about my experiences across North America after having collected my thoughts.  I hope this photo blog has been enjoyable to everyone who has reblogged and favorited my photos over my two month journey.

It was an amazing trip, and I met some amazing people.  I highly recommend a venture like this to any who are interested.

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Photos from around El Paso, Texas.

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Greetings from El Paso. Texas

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Shots from around Austin, TX

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Greetings from Austin, TX!

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Photos from around New Orleans (Mostly the French Quarter)

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Greetings from New Orleans, Louisiana!

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This cat gave me too much attention in Jacksonville

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Charleston!  Shots include Sullivan's Island, Fort Moultrie, and downtown!

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Greetings from Charleston, South Carolina!

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Philadelphia Leftovers

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New York! Shots include Central Park and the 9/11 Memorial.

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Greetings from New York!

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More Philadelphia! City Hall, Rittenhouse Square, Franklin Fountain, and JKF Plaza.  I also was lucky enough to be in Philadelphia when the ban on Gay Marriage was struck down, and witnessed the rally that occurred at City Hall shortly afterwords.