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How can a family afford to travel out West through 13 states in 13 days with less than $1,500 during tough economic times? By holding on to their adventurous spirit and each other, by bringing along their own homegrown food supply, and by sleeping in a camper, showering at truck stops, and finding creative entertainment and budgeting options along the way. Add in being chased by a bear, getting lost in the wilderness, exploring their Native American ancestry, and engaging a precocious 12-month old, and the stakes and fun keep adding up in this humorous, heartwarming journey.

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How can a family afford to travel out West through 13 states in 13 days with less than $1,500 during tough economic times? By holding on to their adventurous spirit and each other, by bringing along their own homegrown food supply, and by sleeping in a camper, showering at truck stops, and finding creative entertainment and budgeting options along the way. Add in being chased by a bear, getting lost in the wilderness, exploring their Native American ancestry, and engaging a precocious 12-month old, and the stakes and fun keep adding up in this humorous, heartwarming journey.

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Angie J. Mayfield is a professor at Vincennes University in southern Indiana, an award-winning author and journalist, a columnist for Boomer and Mules and More magazines, and a lifelong equestrian. Her articles and photos have been published in numerous newspapers, magazines, and calendars. Angie received the Hoosier Press award in 2006, and her memoir Love, Loss, & Lunacy in a Smalltown was a finalist in Writers' Digest Life Stories in 2012. She lives on a farm in southern Indiana with her husband, children, and a menagerie of pets and spends her summers in the mountains of Montana riding her mule and photographing Nature's canvas.