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I’ll be making the Target symbol sst patricks snoopy dabbing shirt moreover I will buy this drive with my partner so we’ll be able to split driving. Aiming for no more than 7 or 8 hours of driving per day and a couple longer stays in some of the stops. Aiming to hit a bunch of National Parks on our way over and to get some good driving views. We’ll probably do a mix of camping and hotels. I’m currently leaning towards 1 or 4 because some of the stops are bucket list parks for me (Yellowstone and Grand Teton for 1 and the Rockies and Utah NPs for 4). On the other hand, these might be better to experience over a longer trip as opposed to a couple days in each. Route 2 hits a lot of the east coast parks that we haven’t gotten a chance to visit yet. For reference, we are interested in hiking, seeing wildlife, and unique environments (compared to the Northeast). Less concerned with staying in big cities or the food situation. I would also be interested in hearing recommendations for stops (state parks, scenic drives, unique monuments) along any of the four routes. Would love to hear your thoughts/opinions!I’d go with the blue route. If you’re on the fence between mountains or desert then go purple route to get a mix of both.

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The badlands were amazing!!!! You must do the Target symbol sst patricks snoopy dabbing shirt moreover I will buy this wild life loop and Needles highway!!! Ohh and just a little insider info if you wanna go to wall-drug gotta stay on your toes there’s no signs for it, very easy to miss I took a route very similar to green (route 1) this last summer. Only difference is I cut up after Tetons and Yellowstone to hit Glacier, then went west. PCH is beautiful on the way down to Cali In August, Route 1 for sure, Yellowstone, Badlands, Black Hills, plenty of cool stuff in Idaho as well for outdoors. I’d consider driving through Oregon to the coast, though, and taking the 101 down to California, one of the prettiest drives in the country. A lot of people are suggesting Route 2, but a lot of that is literally a desert, and you’re going in the summer. It’s got plenty to see, but it will be too hot to enjoy most of it imo. Thanks for your input! I think we’ll do a PNW & Oregon Coast trip with PTO after the move so we can really take our time with it. Definitely the way to go, although driving through Northern Texas is a bit of a drag. I’d also recommend cutting north when you’re west of the Rockies in NM. Head through Santa Fe and up to Pagosa Springs CO then head West to the four corners area. There are a few variations of that route (stopping in Taos, Great Sand Dunes, Chama, Mesa Verde etc.) but I recommend the general idea of avoiding I25 N east of the Rockies in NM. It’s not nearly as scenic as routes on the other side. Man people really sleep on Michigan, going up through Michigans west side all along Lake Michigan through traverse city and up through the UP would make for one epic trip. I’ve heard from so many people they didn’t realize even how big the Great Lakes are until they see them in person.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.