As most people that we are close with already know, we have been traveling already for 2+ years across the US. What the newcomers don’t know is that it is all in the hands of the company he works for. He is assigned a destination, we travel and set up in that location, then we get free time to go and explore.

We have been across the US, coast to coast multiple times and sometimes stopping at locations more than once. If we had already been there, we either revisit some locations (especially food adventures) multiple times or we seek out something new if it’s a larger metroplitan city, or maybe even take a road trip to a different city or ideal destination just to be able to see more.

This year (2025), we are setting out from our hometown of Jacksonville, FL on Monday, January 13th (after an important update on a follow-up appointment for Michelle’s father) to head to where Clint’s “home office” is located at in Noblesville, IN. Once we arrive there, we will be spending roughly a week and a half in the greater Indianapolis area before we set out on the journey across the great states of America!

We typically seek out foods that are native to the states, such as a favorite dish, favorite diners, favorite fast foods, etc. We also search for waterfalls, covered bridges, state capitols, sports venues (predominantly MLB and NFL), and historical and natural landscapes within tht National Park System. We also seek out “pop culture” things such as celebrity statues and TV/Film sites. We look for local karaoke as well because my husband is a great singer and we have a goal to sing karaoke in every state…which we have barely touched on to be honest.

If you like a random adventure, we have those too…sometimes we find the most off-the-beaten path things like the World’s Largest [insert whatever you can think of here] and unique museums like the National Mustard Museum in Middleton, WI.

Weird.

It’s what we do!!!

World’s Largest Buffalo Statue in Jamestown, ND 04/2024

World’s Largest Route 66 Sign in Springfield, IL, 10/2024

World’s Largest Covered Wagon in Lincoln, IL, 10/2024