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Getting Started
I remember the first summer road trip Colonel Crow and I took with the squirrels. We loaded the car with a tent and a camping stove. We brought a blank journal and a cooler to keep food cold. We had a general plan but nothing set in stone. We camped
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A Road-Trip Story
Ask a group of people to help complete this story. Read the clue below each blank line and ask someone to provide you with a word that fits that description. Encourage silly answers—the result will be funnier! Once all the blanks are filled in—and on
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Freeze Frame
The nation’s first road was built between 1811 and 1839. Its length was 620 miles, from the Potomac River in Maryland to Vandalia, Illinois. At that time, people traveled by horse- or oxen-drawn stagecoaches, carriages, and wagons. To help guide thos

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