A week or so ago, I took a week-long trip to see family. It was a multi-stage trip collecting one family member en route, and another one on the way back; a round trip of just over 360 miles.
As an aside, I’m aware that the British see distances differently from Americans. For me, 360 miles is a long drive, but I expect my friends across the pond would think nothing of driving that far for a pizza.
British people think 100 miles is a long way; Americans think 100 years is a long time.
Before I set out, I checked the state of the homestead.
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