Thirteen days, 3,200 miles and 22 U.S. states (plus two Canadian provinces) after leaving Los Angeles, the Fiesta World Tour 2010 has reached the Atlantic. And the group got there just a matter of hours before Hurricane Earl was due to batter the Eastern seaboard.

The impending arrival of the huge storm meant making Boston little more than an overnight pit stop. Not so short that the crew did not grab a great seafood meal at the Hotel Marlowe. Some things are not worth risking harsh weather for.

This brings to a close the U.S. portion of the Fiesta World Tour 2010. This first leg of the circumnavigation is the longest in any one country. Even Australia will be bisected in less miles. From the Pacific the tour has taken in beaches, desert, canyons, crossed the Mississippi, mountains and finally came to a close at the Atlantic ocean. Cities visited include Los Angeles, Phoenix, Dallas, Nashville, Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, Montreal, Boston and New York City.

The first sight of the Atlantic for this expedition came on the NJ shore. West of New York City, which is considered by many the best view of the Statue of Liberty and the city of Manhattan. The sight of the second ocean on this trip was magical. Ahead of Earl, the Atlantic was shiny sand sublime.

The Mexican-made Fiestas driven across the U.S. will remain in New York as the Fiesta World Tour heads east to Ireland. We got rolling again on a second continent on September 6.

For now, enjoy the photo documentary of our trip across this grand country!

You can click here to see our coverage from the start of the Fiesta World Tour 2010, or click here to see last week’s update.

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