I've Been Everywhere Man.... Infuse Travels 2005/2006

Over the past 2 years as Infuse has taken off, we are getting customers everywhere in the USA and I have been traveling. Travel is a guilty pleasure for me.  Personally, I love to travel.  I have wanderlust.  I love to go to new places and just driving arround discovering new places. That is something my wife does not enjoy.  Blanca loves to get to where she is going via the quickest way. I like to just meander arround the country as I go from place to place.  

I have Mappoint and the Microsoft GPS unit with me wherever I go.  I so I can easily plan a quick trip while I am on a site visit. What I found is best is to hook all that up in the car and then wear a small ear piece to hear the turn by turn directions.   

Most recently I visited Cannon Beach Oregon one evening while visiting Portland. WOW! I need this stuff to keep my sanity.  It gave me goosebumps to hear the ocean roar and smell the salty air. Incredible road that meandered thru the mountains. I pulled over to a lookout on the road at about 1 AM and looked at the stars for about 2 hours. Wow........ I stand in awe at the handiwork of our Creator when I am in these places — it is a spiritual thing with me.  
 

So from time to time I will now give you pictures of these different places. This year I have touched the Liberty Bell



I have driven on Highway 101.  I have seen the Military jets fly out of Mirimar in San Diego. 
 

In 2 weeks I will be going to Northern Michigan and I will witness the best Color tour in Noth America from the Banks of Lake Michigan.  


Here are all my stops in MapPoint for Infuse Installs.  I am forgetting Dallas TX for 2006 Convergence, and Toronto for last year's partner conference.  All told, about 35,000 travel miles.    

 

 
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