Well, not really statistics. More like numbers. But in case anyone was wondering:
Miles driven so far: 6,400+ (odometer goes off and on)
Miles driven by Emily: 0
Books read by Emily: 24
Average MPG: 24
Problems with the van: 11
Problems solved: 9
Lost hikers found: 2
Snakes avoided: 3
Snakes stepped on: 1 (while wearing flip-flops)
Bears seen: 0
Marmots: ~12
Chipmunks, lizards, mice, pikas, and squirrels: eleventy billion
Roped pitches climbed: 82 (plus a few thousand feet of scrambling)
14ers bagged: 3
Climbing areas visited: 21
National Parks visited: 6
Pieces of gear left on rock: 9 (tri-cam at yosemite, nut/biner at castleton, sling/biner at off-balance, shoes in Cottonwood, alpine glove at Shasta, nut at Eldo)
Pieces of gear found on rock: 2 (sling and nut at yosemite)
Energy bars consumed: 53
Energy bars consumed by a mouse: 1
Cans of chicken/salmon/tuna: too many
Nights slept in the Goose: 42
Nights spent at Walmart parking lot: 4
Nights spent in a hotel: 4
Pictures taken: 2,084
Wag Bags used: 5 (all by Pete)
Family/friends visited: 26
Breweries, wineries, and distilleries visited (we don't discriminate): 21
If you have any other facts, figures, questions you'd like to know, leave a comment. We'll answer to the best of our knowledge.
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I don't know why you bothered with the rest of the blog entries. These numbers pretty much tell the whole story.
ReplyDeleteOh, and how many times have you had tacos?
I love it! The high correlation between MPG and books read by Emily makes me wonder... if you got better MPG would that mean MORE books read to keep the pattern... or less because you have less time for reading? Inquiring minds want to know.
ReplyDeleteMike: After the tacos for dinner, the breakfast barfurritos, the quesadillas (they count) at your place, we have had mexican a few more times, if you can imagine. If we go somewhere and there are fish tacos on the menu, Emily gets them. So I would put the count at: 21.
ReplyDeleteAnne: I would say MPG and Books read by Emily are positively correlated. The more miles between fueling means less times she has to get out to scrape the bug crap off the windshield (her self-appointed gas station duty). However, Books read are also inversely correlated to average speed, as through the mountains we average 50% less speed, and she completes twice as many books.