– Charleston, South Carolina to Columbus, Georgia – The coolest thing we did today doesn’t include any photographs. It was, of course, our run across the Ravenel Bridge in Charleston. We were up before the sun (which is like 6:30 in winter) and out of our hotel shortly after so we could make it across…
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– Savannah, Georgia to Charleston, South Carolina – It rained a lot today. And our run was lame because the park we picked turned out not to allow dogs on the running path. With this, the lack of sidewalks, and the fatty and sweet foods at Whole Foods last night, my opinion of Savannah couldn’t…
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– Kingsland, Georgia to Savannah, Georgia – Since our run this morning would’ve been another lame run through residential streets, and we had planned two rest days into our trip, we decided not to run this morning. Instead, we lounged in bed and played on our phones after we woke up. It was nice to…
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– Jacksonville, Florida to Kingsland, Georgia – If we had driven straight from our hotel this morning to our hotel for tonight, it would take 50 minutes. Luckily, we filled quite a bit more time than that with our coastal explorations today, despite the fact that it was a holiday and all of the national…
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– Fort Walton Beach, Florida to Jacksonville, Florida – We did a little better today. Yay! We got up at 6:30am for our run, which wasn’t anywhere great, as I mentioned yesterday. It’s been flooding a bit around here, so not only was our trail a little short, but it was flooded out in places….
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– Beaumont, Texas to Fort Walton Beach, Florida – Well, I bet you can tell from the featured image that today did not turn out to be a very interesting day. It was always going to be a driving day, but we had hoped to see a little more on our way. Unfortunately, it was…
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– Denton, Texas to Beaumont, Texas – Well, Christmas is over. And Mark and I had our birthday, too (yes, it is the same day). You know what that means. It’s road trip time. Winter road trips are a lot of fun when the weather holds, and to continue our trend of traveling east in…
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