Mileage and Expenses for the Quest by Year (updated)

Posted on January 23, 2021 by James

10 trips resulted in 6,230 kilometers (3871 miles) driven; $11,142.00 spent in 2012

19 trips resulted in 10,462 kilometers (6500 miles) driven; $2897.53 spent in 2013

20 trips resulted in 11,960 kilometers (7431 miles) driven; $6472.22 spent in 2014

10 trips resulted in 6160 kilometers (3828 miles) driven; $6815.13 spent in 2015

7 trips resulted in 7040 kilometers (4374 miles) driven; $3175.52 spent in 2016

7 trips resulted in 5298 kilometers (3292 miles) driven; $2642.45 spent in 2017

2 trips resulted in 1723 kilometers (1071 miles) driven; $2278.62 in 2018

1 trip resulted in 865 kilometers (537 miles) driven; $1186.91 spent in 2019

1 trip resulted in 880 kilometers (547 miles) driven; $1108.98 spent in 2020

1 trip resulted in 895 kilometers (556 miles) driven; $1841.00 spent in 2021

78 trips became 51,513 km or 32,007 miles driven; $39,560.36 expenses from office supplies to vehicle rentals

I see no reason to stop searching without having the prize. What will 2022 bring 126 years after the robbery and death of Mathew Roderick?

About James

As a semi-retired senior, I researched the story of the lost gold bars of Camp McKinney. My years in agriculture allowed me to comfortably search the rugged BC forest uncovering valuable clues over the years. Although I have paid a high cost for my unwavering search, I have once again seen the magick and power in nature.
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