Day 26 & 27 - Saturday June 24th & Sunday June 25th: The next couple of days were mostly focused on driving from Oklahoma to Tennessee. We left Elk City Oklahoma in the morning. On the way we stopped in Oklahoma City for a little sightseeing and made it to Clarksville Arkansas that night. The next day we drove across Arkansas, and got to my sister in Mount Juliet Tennessee that night.

Wolf River Harbor, from Memphis Tennessee. You can see the Mississippi River in the background.

Meeting up with my sister and her husband.

Day 28 - Monday June 26th: Today was my Dad's last full day on the trip, he was going to fly out of Nashville tomorrow and I planned to be home in under a week. We went to the Dickel Distillery in southern Tennessee in the morning, then we spent the afternoon hiking around Foster Falls. It was a really pretty area with some easy hikes down to the base of the falls and around the top. The picture at the top of this post was from the bottom there. After that we got some dinner and went back to my sister's place.

Day 29 - 32 - Tuesday June 27th - Friday June 30th: There weren't a whole lot of selfies on the last few days of my trip, sadly. We drove my Dad to the airport on Tuesday morning and spent most of the rest of the day relaxing, I felt I needed that and it was good to just spend some time with my sister and her husband. On Wednesday we left Tennessee headed for home, they came up with me to see everyone in New York so we were able to caravan and alternate cars on the trip. We spent one night in Virginia and on Thursday made it back home, it was the 31st day of my trip. I got to see my parents and brother for a bit that day but it wasn't until the next day that we were able to get everyone together for the final picture of my trip. It was without question the best thing I've done with my life so far. I feel truly blessed that I was able to work it out to go on a trip like this, I know most people wouldn't be able to quit their job and do something like this. If you ever do have the opportunity to do something like this, or just to do something you've always dreamed of, you won't regret it.

My Route: About 2,000 Miles

And the overall trip, roughly 10,400 miles.