Happy Fifth Gotcha Anniversary
Five years ago today, Sprinty was adopted by Kris and Darrell on a chilly, overcast day in Boise, ID. From the first day, a simple drive down I-84 from Boise to Salt Lake City, UT, Sprinty has enjoyed adventuring with his humans to many of those "Some Day" places that his humans had been storing up for decades. "Some Day" we are going to see/do . . . . . . . .
| 2017 collage photo |
Adventuring in 2017 totaled 80 nights camping which was rather modest by comparison to the years that followed. In 2018, Sprinty camped out 183 nights, and in 2019, he camped out 207 nights. Despite COVID, Sprinty managed to camp out 118 nights in 2020 (68 nights in Florida were pre-COVID), and 137 nights in 2021.
Some factoids:
Total nights camped in: 730 (= 365 x2) -> so 40% of the last five years)
States camped in (listed below): 44
Canadian Provinces camped in (listed below): 5
Screenshot from Google Photos showing where photos were taken over the last 5 years:
| Sprinty's adventure range - as of 3 October 2021 |
Miles logged: 86,000
Avg fuel mileage: about 17.5
Longest stay in one place: Riverside RV Resort, Arcadia, FL: 40 nights
- Second place: 18 nights at RoVers Roost Escapees CoOp, Casa Grande, AZ
Total time camping in a Walmart parking lot: about 3 hours
Longest period camping without moving: 14 days
Longest period dry camping (without hookups or driving): 100 hours
Most continuous nights camping: 121 nights
Blog posts: 280 (not counting this one)
Adventures: just too many to list.
Top Adventure: just too many awesome adventures to select a single favorite
BTW, Sprinty's actual birthday is Monday, 24 February (the day he was purchased by his original owners). While also a milestone date (he will be 6 years old), but he prefers celebrating Gotcha Day. Makes him feel just a little bit younger. And a bit more special.
Sprinty’s state sticker map photo”
States Visited (date of first time camped in):
Utah (February 2017)
Colorado (March 2017)
New Mexico (March 2017)
Texas (March 2017)
Oklahoma (March 2017)
Arkansas (March 2017)
Tennessee (March 2017)
Mississippi (March 2017)
Alabama (March 2017)
Georgia (April 2017)
Virginia (April/May 2017)
West Virginia (May 2017)
Maryland (May 2017)
Ohio (June 2017)
Kentucky (July 2017)
Indiana (July 2017)
Pennsylvania (August 2017)
Delaware (September 2017)
North Carolina (September 2017)
South Carolina (September 2017)
Florida (November 2017)
New York (July 2018)
Michigan (August 2018)
Wisconsin (August 2018)
Illinois (August 2018)
Vermont (September 2018)
New Hampshire (September 2018)
Maine (September 2018)
Massachusetts (September 2018)
Rhode Island (September 2018)
Connecticut (September 2018)
New Jersey (September 2018)
Louisiana (November 2018)
Arizona (December 2018)
California (January 2019)
Nevada (February 2019)
Missouri (June 2021)
Kansas (June 2021)
Nebraska (June 2021)
Wyoming (June 2021)
Idaho (July 2021)
South Dakota (September 2021)
Minnesota (September 2021)
Iowa (September 2021)
Canadian Provinces
Ontario (August 2018)
New Brunswick (August 2019)
Nova Scotia (August 2019)
Prince Edward Island (August 2019)
Quebec (August 2019)
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