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An army family of five with three pets, travel from Fort Bragg, North Carolina to Fort Wainwright, Alaska, across country and through the wilderness of the Alaska Highway.

PCS: Still on the Road in Canada – Wildlife!

Over the next two days driving in Canada, we saw LOTS of wildlife! It was very exciting!

PCS: Destination–Peace Island Park in Taylor, BC

The morning of our second day in Canada, we headed towards Prince George.

PCS: Day 12 – Our First, Exciting, Awful, Scary, and Great Day in Canada

The next segment of our trip, we headed into Canada for the first time. That was quite interesting.

PCS: Washington State–The Last of the Lower 48

After stopping near Coulee City, Washington…we headed south back to the interstate. This was the view along the way.

PCS Days 8 through 11 | Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and Washington State

After visiting the Badlands and Mount Rushmore, we headed into Wyoming. I told everyone that Wyoming should be called “The Antelope State” because they are EVERYWHERE!

The Badlands | An army family of five with three pets, travel from Fort Bragg, North Carolina to Fort Wainwright, Alaska, across country and through the wilderness of the Alaska Highway.

PCS: Our Other Destination: The Badlands, South Dakota

This is the other amazing thing we saw on our trip across South Dakota.

PCS: Day 6 – Destination: The Other End of South Dakota

The drive across South Dakota was…um….very boring. I’m sorry to any South Dakotans out there, I really mean no offense. But when the most exciting to see is a cow in a pasture… well….it leaves little to the imagination.

PCS Day 5 – Destination: Mitchell, South Dakota

On day 5 of 18 days of driving, our destination was Mitchell, South Dakota.

PCS: Day 4 – Destination: Albert Lea, Minnesota

While visiting in Wisconsin, my aunts & uncles came to visit. I was so happy to see them all.

PCS: Day 3 – Destination: Wisconsin/Illinois

Now whenever I talk about going “home” I always say “Wisconsin” because that is where I grew up. But a few years after I left home, my parents moved to the other side of town, which happens to be in another state.