Life lessons...

We have learned a lot on this trip. Here are some highlights.
Gps isn't always right.
Maps are deceiving.
Scenic roads are long. Very long.
Our country is big. Very big.
Cowboy boots are expensive.
Rodeo events are dangerous.
You're only young once but you can be immature forever.
What some see as animal cruelty to others it's a way of life.
When going cross country pack only three outfits.
Right right! And right on! Will become popular phrases on the north fork soon.
There are many kind souls out there.
Life is short, make the most of it.
Camping isn't for everyone.
Unplanned trips are unplanned.
White pants aren't good for rodeos or horses.
Family and friends are true blessings.
Never underestimate the strength of two thirty year old women.
Love your plumbing.
River water is powerful.
Wildlife is amazing.
If you go hiking in the wilderness you won't always see bears.
Bear mace is expensive.
Bug spray doesn't always work.
The pioneers were determined folk.
We'd never go cross country in a horse drawn carriage.
Even when you think you are brave you might not always be.
It's ok to sleep on a car.
Mennonites like to have fun too.
Johnny Appleseed worked his ass off.
Continental divide splits the continent and makes the river flow different ways.
Sometimes driving is fun.
Sometimes driving is not fun.
Ford makes a good car.
Eat organic.
Hogs are cute in their own way.
Strangers aren't always strange.
Andrea makes great fajitas.
Don't wear flip flops hiking!