4 days / 2679 miles / 40 hours 16 minutes
From QT to QT. 4 days and 2679 miles of new adventures. You too can use Furkot to plan your next road trip.
Day 1
3:00 am - 118.7 miles / an hour 34 minutes - 4:35 am
4:50 am - 118.7 miles / an hour 36 minutes - 6:27 am
6:42 am - 118.7 miles / an hour 37 minutes - 8:20 am
8:35 am - 118.7 miles / an hour 34 minutes - 11:10 am
11:25 am - 118.7 miles / an hour 34 minutes - 1:00 pm
1:15 pm - 118.7 miles / an hour 34 minutes - 2:51 pm
3:06 pm - 118.7 miles / an hour 41 minutes - 4:48 pm
5:03 pm - 118.7 miles / an hour 40 minutes - 6:44 pm
6:59 pm - 118.7 miles / an hour 35 minutes - 8:35 pm
8:50 pm - 119.5 miles / an hour 34 minutes - 10:30 pm
Day 2
7:00 am - 0 miles / 0 - 7:00 am
7:15 am - 57.0 miles / 50 minutes - 8:06 am
<img src="https://doc-00-24-mymaps.googleusercontent.com/untrusted/hostedimage/7ceujbfoo4ef35aiid1okri4o4/d62rrugj8fnr1l67du3mrlb5u4/1614814158750/poUSkSheuzVuIq92a7oITjrkHTCcGvi8/10129201144995821509/5AF2TALrTgoJ8LLIXn5B9xXghQbLTzZftkwEAUYpBMtU5bSMbFv-Pi_7-EPfjYKcLYbyyqpsFpsahj3Z0IqXGES8BHSDXVsPGUmQB-_jSqC-6N8wtogob7VRBQ8eJNdlkifd0glp8H2FuD_6PupDiwWMfRfIuFSbnSht6HL7m5WjtYA4X0kthVHi4lIzJ5NKVIbY9MvUOctiYCHrIgIG3klrLntXGxutMKA?session=0&fife" height="200" width="auto" /><br><br>Veterans Memorial Park<br>500 I St.<br>Brunswick, Georgia<br>GPS: 31.15487, -81.49677<br>Access: 24/7. Handicap access from the lower parking area is via a walkway along either side of the park.<br><br>Officially dedicated on 4 November 2020, this park commemorates who gave their lives in the service of this great country. This memorial is special in that it recognizes the Merchant Marine service.<br><br>Instructions: Take a photo similar to the one attached along with rider flag and motorcycle. A second photo may be required for location and/or safety reasons. Refer to Rules 6-8 (https://bit.ly/3lYx3T8) for photo verification. Scorers have final say whether standards are met.
8:16 am - 50.5 miles / an hour 3 minutes - 9:20 am
<img src="https://doc-0s-24-mymaps.googleusercontent.com/untrusted/hostedimage/7ceujbfoo4ef35aiid1okri4o4/r5k7k38sa03j7m6bnbls20m774/1614814158750/poUSkSheuzVuIq92a7oITjrkHTCcGvi8/10129201144995821509/5AF2TALpLf-V-yCatPmweQV0N41Jv8gutMMVFXASSWW5ZWjluyAJ62aVOCKYuPwnjns48oUVNMLgnEnhfUgVGinbSVmm3TVYZGVUf70y9lFyRd4K4hCCdxmkS6ZegNnVBXdIzoaXprGY9BNbvzVA4Eruf2kFvnTvqmmEWwh7cqWN0HdiBJB86SvLK2rascGvNQFH23v6hfLl0YkE56lctvQTh6kw42NLbUA?session=0&fife" height="200" width="auto" /><br><br>Battlefield Cross<br>Purple Heart Memorial Park<br>40 Kingsland Dr.<br>Folkston, Georgia<br>GPS: 30.831001, -82.004623<br>Access: 24/7<br><br>Dedicated to the recipients of the Nation’s oldest military decoration - “The Purple Heart”. All who lost their lives or were wounded in combat. The park contains a replica of a Battlefield Cross (commonly known as a Warrior’s Cross), and individual monuments to the five uniformed services: Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine, and Coast Guard.<br><br>Made in America: Diagonally across 3rd Street is the Okefenokee Restaurant that offers home style cooking at very reasonable prices. Service is mainly buffet style with a change over for lunch/dinner at 11am. Although they do not offer any discounts, they would be very pleased to post pictures on their wall of Tour of Honor riders with flags. They are normally open at 7am-8pm (open at 8am on Sundays). Closed on Mondays. COVID restriction may alter the times so call 912-496-3263 to verify times.<br><br>Instructions: Take a photo similar to the one attached along with rider flag and motorcycle. A second photo may be required for location and/or safety reasons. Refer to Rules 6-8 (https://bit.ly/3lYx3T8) for photo verification. Scorers have final say whether standards are met.
9:30 am - 6.8 miles / 6 minutes - 9:37 am
9:52 am - 118.7 miles / an hour 39 minutes - 11:32 am
11:47 am - 65.7 miles / 57 minutes - 12:45 pm
<img src="https://doc-14-24-mymaps.googleusercontent.com/untrusted/hostedimage/7ceujbfoo4ef35aiid1okri4o4/ogun4gtefjh9vr1l4o65qac3js/1614814158750/poUSkSheuzVuIq92a7oITjrkHTCcGvi8/10129201144995821509/5AF2TALpZemzZ1_5lMTI45VTAlcbwOTFvJKUexi0XYDfbC0Fi4uqxDXHmT1l87Umw4b494wl6q_ombyvdk7tdOstEuxlfTEyiAHryKT0IUJEoa98CJEkaqFo-445TAJiatP3XiaSoMMeUOl7EsWnL8hlb2i825jegSRMPWQCb4WUXX2OFKoOsr8WDeaEBoaf16okg1QcyRhPep8j0sWw4RRkbyKwe1prrAw?session=0&fife" height="200" width="auto" /><br><br>Korean War Memorial<br>Cascades Park<br>790-798 Suwannee St.<br>Tallahassee, Florida<br>GPS: 30.43567, -84.27599<br>Access: Sunrise to sunset. The memorial is down a sidewalk approximately 50 yards from the parking area. Two photos required.<br><br>Nestled inside a quiet park in Florida’s capital city of Tallahassee the Florida Korean War Veteran’s Memorial is a striking, different, and moving monument. Follow the walkway to a plaza encompassing a circle of red marble inscribed with the words “Duty, Honor, Country.” <br><br>The Memorial represents those who have fallen and shows that the Korean War interrupted the lives of all involved, including family, friends, and those of all services who fought there. This interruption in the "Circle of Life" left an indelible mark on our nation, a mark that will never be replaced -- a point in history. The circle represents the purity of the Circle of Life -- but the top is missing. The missing piece of the circle lies nearby with the word “Life” inscribed on it, as well as the names of the 538 Floridians who died while serving in Korea.<br><br>Instructions: Take a photo similar to the one attached, with rider flag and motorcycle. A second photo may be required for location and/or safety reasons. Refer to Rules 6-8 (https://bit.ly/3m7BRWv) for photo verification. Scorers have final say whether standards are met.
1:05 pm - 53.1 miles / 56 minutes - 2:02 pm
2:17 pm - 47.4 miles / 48 minutes - 2:06 pm
FL-911443 - * 9-11 Memorial - AL Post 392
Memorial with Artifact - American Legion Post 392 Memorial Garden - fenced area may be locked
3:06 pm - 71.4 miles / an hour 24 minutes - 4:31 pm
4:46 pm - 6.7 miles / 8 minutes - 4:55 pm
<img src="https://doc-0o-24-mymaps.googleusercontent.com/untrusted/hostedimage/7ceujbfoo4ef35aiid1okri4o4/nd86e6ttna5jbjqsfklfokuu84/1614814158750/poUSkSheuzVuIq92a7oITjrkHTCcGvi8/10129201144995821509/5AF2TALprfiU7uryWLS_1evEVT59v-qpow-Kh3mDfZRa_RCVreDlHEtL3-DfHWsCbRa3Un4KUHpbQvUHK93e7Q8PH8W2wH0FFzArftZPh11ZMFd-olXKo1_tU5Sneu7nRjPbc-HAd92IfkBK9qJ9rVqdH9Knuxiq5FewLbyZnXLNfvbNC8x3k0iIBIcBHclxuTkwZ-EV1VKzmsKHAxcDS8sz_97L3vsYHIA?session=0&fife" height="200" width="auto" /><br><br>MOJO 69 Memorial<br>8543 Navarre Pky.<br>Navarre, Florida <br>GPS: 30.40099, -86.86622<br>Access: 24/7<br><br>The tragic events of March 10, 2015 in which a United States Army UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter went down in the Navarre Sound, resulting in the death of four Soldiers and seven Marines, polarized the nation and rocked the Navarre area and Santa Rosa County. Santa Rosa County and the surrounding areas of Northwest Florida have a proud history of military service and support and the members of Leadership Santa Rosa Class 29 who started and completed the memorial in an incredible 18 months. <br><br>The Sikorsky UH-60M Black Hawk helicopter, with a crew of four Louisiana Army National Guardsmen, callsign Mojo 69, was on a flight that departed Eglin Air Force Base site A-15 at approximately 8:16 pm to conduct Rolled Duck (inflatable boat) and Helocast water insertion training missions involving Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command (MARSOC) Marines and began slow movement north toward the shoreline. As the aircraft went over the waters of the Santa Rosa Sound, the crew experienced degraded visual environments and tried to gain control of the helicopter. Approximately two minutes (8:21 pm) after going over water, the aircraft crashed in Santa Rosa Sound about one mile north of A-15. A second UH-60 in flight was returned-to-base (RTB) and landed safely.<br><br>When you go home, Tell them of us and say, "For their Tomorrow, We gave our Today." <br><br>Instructions: Take a photo similar to the one attached, with rider flag and motorcycle. A second photo may be required for location and/or safety reasons. Refer to Rules 6-8 (https://bit.ly/3m7BRWv) for photo verification. Scorers have final say whether standards are met.
5:15 pm - 82.7 miles / an hour 17 minutes - 6:34 pm
Day 3
7:00 am - 13.0 miles / 17 minutes - 7:18 am
AL-911077 - 9-11 Fallen Hero's Memorial
Designed and constructed to honor all of the men and women from the state of Alabama who have died while serving our county since September 11 2001, terrorist attack on the United States.
9:18 am - 16.4 miles / 16 minutes - 9:35 am
9:50 am - 83.7 miles / an hour 22 minutes - 11:13 am
11:33 am - 35.0 miles / 32 minutes - 12:06 pm
12:21 pm - 77.6 miles / an hour 9 minutes - 1:31 pm
<img src="https://doc-08-24-mymaps.googleusercontent.com/untrusted/hostedimage/7ceujbfoo4ef35aiid1okri4o4/53uk9mthaugcc6fj18ljlu7qlg/1614813934500/poUSkSheuzVuIq92a7oITjrkHTCcGvi8/10129201144995821509/5AF2TALpS3jaDiDtpKaUFQv7mrjb2uPlDUK1ka3VqJFjydIzbikAOJ6O1vWZpUme5MdO6DqmgeCSBZxr6PQMtPZodzd1EICHeydIKdHV1ff3NleEL7YTN_Ho8_9DgYACoYPh4DkplbWiHbYCE3cx0ImjbIOxawZPYAmUtlfLadu96lelyDmwogZaPXOmqGbEk13Z20aaVVDDC9-jS8iLX9Ihn39XB970wwg?session=0&fife" height="200" width="auto" /><br><br>Veterans Memorial<br>4843 E Main St.<br>Flora, Mississippi <br>GPS: 32.54267, -90.31073<br>Access: 24/7<br><br>This memorial is “Dedicated to all veterans who have served our country and in grateful memory of those who gave their lives.” Bricks surround it, bearing the names of local area veterans from all wars the U.S. fought in. <br><br>Made in America: Flora is a small town established in 1883, but has graves in its cemetery dating back to 1821.<br><br>Instructions: Take a photo similar to the one attached along with rider flag and motorcycle. A second photo may be required for location and/or safety reasons. Refer to Rules 6-8 (https://bit.ly/3m7BRWv) for photo verification. Scorers have final say whether standards are met.
1:51 pm - 40.2 miles / 48 minutes - 2:41 pm
3:41 pm - 1.0 miles / a minute - 3:43 pm
3:58 pm - 117.8 miles / an hour 56 minutes - 5:55 pm
6:10 pm - 103.6 miles / an hour 31 minutes - 7:42 pm
Day 4
8:00 am - 0 miles / 0 - 8:00 am
<img src="https://doc-10-24-mymaps.googleusercontent.com/untrusted/hostedimage/7ceujbfoo4ef35aiid1okri4o4/7f0r2vd1prtppiqb74kg8h3ims/1614813785000/poUSkSheuzVuIq92a7oITjrkHTCcGvi8/10129201144995821509/5AF2TALqe4poD6tAp8AvFvfwJR2htewiU8I0aZ5hNDsJ6HAJ2hTp1QHo3b8kZL3H0yCSBr8yG-wvNkOTbryC5sI27zBpeJMeRn-kkA7BVENgKlS7zK_w_UP_Rkayx9QyRs9cmGTNjWC8f44SKdm8cKIcaD0kmRSeIpV_H_UFndGlOiTm1erc26Kt-EKUPNQR9lpqdJxHLWzuocDluMVoOP5jDG9clZ2VwuA?session=0&fife" height="200" width="auto" /><br><br>Arkansas Fallen Firefighters Memorial<br>East end of the Capitol Mall<br>Little Rock, Arkansas<br>GPS: 34.74664, -92.29047<br>Access: 24/7<br><br>This Memorial is dedicated to the memories of the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice and gave their lives in the line of duty. The design features four statues: "Old Leather Lungs,” representing the origins of firefighters; "The Angel of Mercy,” representing paramedic firefighters; "On the Line,” representing wildland and forestry firefighters; and "Pushin' In,” representing modern day firefighters. Find out more at https://bit.ly/2K1H70a<br><br>Made in America: For ice cream, try Loblolly Creamery, approximately 1.5 miles from memorial at 1423 Main St.<br><br>Instructions: Take a photo similar to the one attached along with rider flag and motorcycle. A second photo may be required for location and/or safety reasons. Refer to Rules 6-8 (https://bit.ly/37FZwrP) for photo verification. Scorers have final say whether standards are met.
8:20 am - 15.1 miles / 13 minutes - 8:34 am
8:49 am - 74.3 miles / an hour 14 minutes - 10:04 am
<img src="https://doc-0s-24-mymaps.googleusercontent.com/untrusted/hostedimage/7ceujbfoo4ef35aiid1okri4o4/ofn20o25hgq8flipata4p2o0uk/1614813785000/poUSkSheuzVuIq92a7oITjrkHTCcGvi8/10129201144995821509/5AF2TALr12J5SLFY5-TNUuIiMHuKHME5WBgIPS__Is1RRnkfLJLK3iSq6YufglIkTxxngtjqPA0a6VZH-uM5ezXWoc97ydx-47zgXZGai1gQ5PbvBbs5eZ5hNpMzMJXXYF8uvF9Pue2MsQSlAp5Z6q_WgYxmAs0xxKDJ0nS861_lI8JkjqG86O501jnhnjG0S1dTA95ACAtBRALjhSW8FZtL45-ACq732TA?session=0&fife" height="200" width="auto" /><br><br>Doyle Lee Holstein Memorial<br>AR-28 and Pennington St.<br>Ola, Arkansas<br>GPS: 35.03259, -93.22354<br>Access: 24/7<br><br>Chief Doyle Holstein was shot and killed on a domestic disturbance call. He was shot as he stood at the end of a hallway which led to the bedroom where the suspect was hiding. The suspect was apprehended and, after being deemed mentally incompetent, was sentenced to a mental institution. Chief Holstein had served with the agency for over 23 years.<br><br>Made in America: For soft serve, try 7T Kwik Stop, approximately .25 miles from memorial 109 AR-10.<br><br>Instructions: Take a photo similar to the one attached along with rider flag and motorcycle. A second photo may be required for location and/or safety reasons. Refer to Rules 6-8 (https://bit.ly/37FZwrP) for photo verification. Scorers have final say whether standards are met.
10:24 am - 44.5 miles / 48 minutes - 11:13 am
11:28 am - 79.7 miles / an hour 40 minutes - 1:09 pm
<img src="https://doc-10-24-mymaps.googleusercontent.com/untrusted/hostedimage/7ceujbfoo4ef35aiid1okri4o4/3m58vj6vgj4q296pkv2lq69et4/1614813785000/poUSkSheuzVuIq92a7oITjrkHTCcGvi8/10129201144995821509/5AF2TALrMunitebPX9WtuZ-lic3Bze5rQf9gyuEMe3zNPz5yUXbe0IWFTIgIqEIBGv4-qOib9AfAFsn4j_YsaN3u-fQXPhjk6IelOHC78ORymvFquhL3eEQ6cO2qZX-Zwy3Uc7hwpjUWLbzzET9qxrMNWPE_9_yq5ayD0zbxiHOy3Gx4ZgGNCZh4WPFbz4JMMR0JMjL0InvFx4BUTKAedQo7Kt-G9N2f0gg?session=0&fife" height="200" width="auto" /><br><br>Fayetteville Police Memorial<br>100 W. Rock St.<br>Fayetteville, Arkansas<br>GPS: 36.061, -94.1608<br>Access: 24/7<br><br>Here is a police memorial honoring officers who were killed in the line of duty from the Fayetteville Police Department. Inscribed on the front are the names of four fallen officers: William D. Patton, Lem McPherson, Elmo Ritchie, and Stephen P. Carr. <br><br>Made in America: For a treat, try Shake’s Frozen Custard, approximately three miles from memorial at 2797 N. College Ave.<br><br>A mile to the west of here is the home of the Razorbacks, the University of Arkansas. And four miles south is the historic airport, Drake Field, that also serves as the home of the Arkansas Air and Military museum. https://bit.ly/3oDnPwX<br><br>Instructions: Take a photo similar to the one attached along with rider flag and motorcycle. A second photo may be required for location and/or safety reasons. Refer to Rules 6-8 (https://bit.ly/37FZwrP) for photo verification. Scorers have final say whether standards are met.
1:29 pm - 39.1 miles / 34 minutes - 2:04 pm
2:19 pm - 118.7 miles / an hour 34 minutes - 3:54 pm
4:09 pm - 71.6 miles / 57 minutes - 5:07 pm