Thumbs-up and a friendly smile from a stranger. The beginning of another travel-story: how four travelers spent a winter in the Philippines in 2009.
How to survive Christmas on the road
December 2010 travel
In December 2009, four travelers came to the Philippines and made what would be the longest distance crossing over land in the U.S. Christmas.
Travelers from South Dakota, California, New York and Boston set off from Cebu Island, the Philippines, and flew to Seattle to the north, then Seattle and Salt Lake City on Christmas day, flying into San Diego (a transcontinental overnight route) and heading south to Honolulu.
Their plan was to do a cross-country trip by plane: from San Diego to Seattle, Salt Lake City and Honolulu. At Salt Lake City, the travelers would have the opportunity to see their relatives in Utah, then fly west to Washington to visit family in Los Angeles, New York and Boston. The travelers would return to the Philippines by train.
After reaching San Diego on December 25, they had seven days to find a ride from there to Honolulu, where they had to wait for a return flight. They did not see any planes or hotels…
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