Monday and Tuesday (8/10 & 8/11).   We are continuing home today but we stopped at the Studebaker Museum in South Bend, IN.  The Studebaker was such a cool car and so ahead of its time (see picture.)   The reason that they went out of business was that they did not keep their plants up to date and by the time they had to re-tool, they just didn't have the capital to do it.  

We stopped at the Evangola State Park on the western border of NYS for the night.  It had rained so much the prior day that the road to the campground was flooded and we had to go the long way to get into the campground.

Got up Tuesday and headed for home.  We arrived in Fultonville about 3:30 and stopped to see Sue's family and our bunny rabbits.  It was good to be home.  Seeing our home was soooo good but it looked like the weeds were about to overtake the house (see picture.)

For all we have seen, we still love the Northeast and feel that we live in a beautiful state (see picture.)  We are happy to be home among family and friends.   We have missed everyone and have missed spending time with everyone.  We look forward to getting together with folks as soon as we can.  We promise that we won't make anyone look at the 10,000 pictures we took - yes, we really took 10,000 pictures.

To say this was the trip of a lifetime would be an understatement.   We have loved every minute of the trip.   This country that we live in is amazing.  People keep asking us what the best part of the trip was and we say the diversity of our country.  Each place we stopped was so different and so interesting - each in their own way.  We have seen such a wide range of things - landscape, museums, architecture, oddities, people, culture and nature.   What fun it has been!