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| La Promenade Samuel De Champlain, Quebec City |
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| Quebec City Bridge |
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| Acadia National Park, Maine |
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| Cape Elizabeth Lighthouse, Maine |
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| Navajo Loop Trail, Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah |
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| Peek-A-Boo Loop Trail, Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah |
This summer I went on a few road trips that took me across the United States and through parts of Canada. I wandered into Quebec City, Acadia National Park, Portland in Maine, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Utah, and finally back to California.
I've been on road trips before but for some reason these travels left me appreciating the experience of traveling by car even more. I got to see a side of the U.S. that I would have never imaged—from the most stunning purple and pink sunsets that I've ever seen in Maine to the charming landscapes of Ohio—just watching the country go from dense green foliage to rich red canyons was an experience in itself.
The best thing about traveling by car is that it gives you the opportunity to see places you would have never seen if you simply hopped onto an airplane. Driving allows you to make unplanned stops and explore unknown destinations—so I'm looking forward to going on more journeys like these!
