While some of us paid for our night before we all were at the vans on time and ready for a 7-hour drive to Salt Lake City Airport. The last drive in the van was spent by most of us trying to finish our notebooks or try to get some sleep. Finally we arrived at the end. The vans pulled up and there we left the trip of a lifetime. We all said our thank you to Tait and Hossay and then made our way to the gates for our flight. After landing in Philadelphia we all stood waiting for our bags. As the bags came strolling across we each said our sad goodbyes to each person that left. We all left that airport that day leaving a new found family. A family that over the past 18 days we had a chance to share laughs with, fight with, see amazing sights with, and learn about the impact we all have on the environment. It was sad to say our last goodbyes, but it was nice to know we would see each other again once school started back up; and no matter how far apart we lived we all shared a great experience with each other.
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| House outside Glacier National Park |
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| The group at Mt. Saint Helens |
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The group at Bryce Canyon
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Things to Note:
- Stay in contact with the friends you make on the trip.
- If you want to see some breath taking sights while learning a lot about the environment and issues that plague the western part of the United States, go on this trip
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