Day 22 of our road trip and today we woke up to snow and a severe weather watch, so a day of resting in the RV keeping toasty and warm

Day 21 of our tour and today we visit a 137 year old trading place in the town of Aladdin, with a population of just 15 residents. The store owner was No.8 of the population!! We then journeyed to the intriquing Devil's Tower in Wyoming, an amazing place to see up close and personal filled with wonder and awe.

Day 20 of our road trip and today we visited Mount Rushmore to discover all about this famous monument, how it came to be and the design issues they had when carving it. From there we traveled up through Spearfish Canyon to Roughlock Falls, a very pretty waterfall. Along our travels we came across some mountain goats whilst driving through the canyon

Custer National Park is a must, especially if you want to see Bison up close and personal, but safely of course!. The park itself has a varied terrain from vast rolling pastures used for livestock to rocky outcrops with plenty of trees, besides the bison there are prairie dogs and a donkey sancturary. It really is an amazing place

Road Trip day 18 and we have decided to take a little detour from our original plan and are now heading to South Dakota to see Mount Rushmore and other delights in the area, such as the somewhat unusual art sculpture of bicycles in Pringle a must see!

Road Trip day 17 - apologies if you are not into trains but that is all this day is, one big, giant train. The Big Boy 4014, the largest steam loco ever built and today we see it live and in action. One of our bucket lists ticked off and THE most amazing day, ever.

Road Trip day 16 a more relaxed day, and we found some stunning rock formations on our travels today alongside

Road Trip day 15 sees us visiting the Cheyanne Rail Museum in Wyoming. Full of interesting memorabilia on Big Boy 4014, then a quick trip to see the static Big Boy in Holliday Park and lunch with a view before travelling to Laramie

Today is simply drive, drive, drive to complete leg 2 of our road trip we have to be in Cheyanne, Wyoming by Friday and we still have over 450 miles to go!!

Today is Fred's day, to pick and choose where we go and what to do, first stop a trip down memory lane, to visit where he was born and lived his early years, then it was off to see Big Boy, the largest steam locomotive in the world!!!

Our road trip this morning took us to see the covered Bridges of Madison County, made famous from the 1995 movie staring Clint Eastwood and Meryl Streep. The town Winterset is also birthplace to Hollywood actor, John Wayne, from here our road trip continues to Freds birthplace, Omaha, Nebraska.

Day started off with a visit to the beautiful Starved Rock State Park and a quick walk to see St Louis Canyon Falls before continuing to Timberline Campground in Waukee, IA not far from where the covered bridges of Madison County are located.

The miles continue on Day 10 of our March road trip, with over 500 miles travelled and today we've entered our 4th state of the day

We fitted in lots today, from hiking along the John Bartram Trail to visiting the Reading Railroad museum, read more of what we got upto on our Day 9 Road trip diary.

Day 8 leaving New York City to begin our next leg of our adventure travelling across to Cheyanne, Wyoming.

Day 7 of our road trip saw me visit the New York Botanical Gardens, Orchid Exhibition.

Road Trip Day 6 sees Fred at the ultimate HVACR and Construction Expo at the Javits Center, in western mid-town Manhatten. Fred is on one of the Q&A panels sharing his expertise in all things heat pump.

A day out in New York City, read what we get up to from being up high on the Edge to listening to an opera singer in Central Park, it's been a fun filled day, walked over 7 miles and done 30k steps.

Road Trip Day 4 sees us travelling to New York where we will be staying for the rest of the week, we've chosen a lovely RV park to stay in.

Road trip day 3 and it is yet another train filled day, when we visited the Pennsylvania Train Museum where there are lots of locos and carriages on display, then we finished the day at National Toy Train Museum.