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Well folks, last night I made it home from my road trip. I didn't take as many photos toward the end to be honest. But here's the short and skinny about how it went. After leaving Texas I went through Arkansas and stopped at Diamond Crater State Park. It was on my way there when the absolute worst thing happened. I saw a precious dog...
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Today I thought I'd share with you some of the music getting me through this long ass road trip.

I've become a big fan Kurt Travis, I've been listening to his music under Kurt Travis, Gold Necklace, Royal Coda, and A Lot Like Birds.

Sianvar, my favorite songs by them right now are 1100 Days and Coordinate Love

From Indian Lakes, We Follow is definitely
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I guess it's about time I give an update on my road trip. If I remember correctly I left off with crashing in Sedona. Well, since then I've gone to white sand dunes national park in New Mexico. I never thought I'd use my snowboard on sand lol

After that I went to San Antonio Texas and I started there for a few days. On
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Leg four took me to Grand Teton National Park. I spent a few hours there driving around trying to get the best views and pictures. It was gorgeous, and hopefully next time I get to visit that park will be during a time of year when there's less snow so every area is open

Sorry I didn't take pictures with my phone, I can post
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There's going to be many legs guys.

I spent the yesterday driving from Nebraska to Wyoming. I decided to break the monotony of driving by stopping at Agate fossil beds national monument. It allowed me get my body done much needed movement and refused re-energized me.

Touched a sand dune from the miocene era which is stellar.

There was a cutie pie nestled in the
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The second leg was just mindless highway driving followed by a nap, and then even more mindless highway driving so I didn't really take any pictures so I guess here's a selfie.

Here's my sleeping set up so I don't have to spend hundreds of dollars on lodging on this trip

And a pair of somewhat interesting pair bridges

Starting in my hometown in Maine, I headed West and decided to stop to see Niagara falls. I didn't have much daylight left by the time I got there and I ended up running around the park like a buffoon trying to see everything. It was fun though, and I enjoyed the falls more than I thought I would to be honest. Other than that
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Here's what I learned after my first week back at the gym. First off, I got a decent baseline of what amount of weight I can lift. Second, and more importantly I found my stability muscles in my left shoulder are weaker than my right and I'm unable to push the same load for the same reps. It's also making my form messy the deeper...
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