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Week #44 – Summer Fun Challenge: “One Tank Trips!”<\/strong><\/p>\n

Greetings Happyness Tribe — and\u00a0welcome to week five of our Summer Fun Challenge!<\/p>\n

I\u2019ve mentioned before that Rob loved long rides. \u00a0I have his car — and I\u2019m amazed at how many miles he put on it in just a couple of years! \u00a0That boy LOVED to drive!<\/p>\n

Summer is now in full swing — and what better way to satisfy your wanderlust than by jumping in the car and taking a nice long ride?! \u00a0But where? \u00a0Before you beat the usual path\u2026get out an old fashioned map (or print one off the web) and draw a couple of circles around your town: a 50-mile radius, a 100-mile radius, and a 150-mile radius.<\/p>\n

One Tank Trips are designed to work with your gas tank.<\/strong> \u00a0The average car can drive about 300 miles on one fill up — 150 miles out, 150 miles back. \u00a0That could mean 3.0 hours worth of driving though\u2026and an overnight stay. \u00a0That\u2019s why I recommend a 50-mile (under 1 hour) and 100-mile (under 2 hours) radius, as well.<\/p>\n