Monthly Archives: July 2014

Last time we spoke we were in the midst of our death march drive to Glacier National Park.  A dangerous cocktail of ambition, confidence, and grandeur sent us on an 18 hour drive that put us at our campsite around at … Continue reading →

We set out to explore Vancouver yesterday.  Yes, we are aware that this project is called Millennial USA, but as a Canadian half-blood and with Malcolm’s family right over in Richmond, BC (a suburb of “Van City”), we figured a quick … Continue reading →

  Yesterday we ventured out into Seattle.  First, we checked out Pike Place Market – famous for it’s market where fish are thrown from the back counter to the front.  Our success finding willing interview participants hit a bit of … Continue reading →

We have reached Seattle.  Yesterday, we followed the Willamette River out of Portland to it’s mother source – the mighty Columbia River.  The Columbia lies to the northeast of Portland and runs east to west.  Near the city, its banks … Continue reading →

After great anticipation and preparation, we’ve finally set off on our journey to discover America and our generation.  We took off yesterday from Lafayette, CA and, except for a brief stop at the original Black Bear Diner in Mt. Shasta, … Continue reading →

We took Millennial USA on the road for the first time today!  We gathered some perspectives from our own backyard – stopping at Dolores Park and the waterfront near Ghirardelli Square.  Big thanks to those who participated.  More content coming … Continue reading →