You should have stopped in to see @bigtom13 while you were in Yuma. I think that is an awesome idea to get out traveling more. I think too that a lot of people think travel needs to be these far away places. They forget just how big the US is and how much there is to explore. Plus it's pretty easy access for the most part. I'd love to travel across the ocean one day, but if I never do, I will do my best to continue to discover more of the US.
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I have driven through just about every state and it is true that you could spend a lifetime trying to see just a fraction of the sights here in the US. My dad was a truck driver after he got out of the military in the 80s and I swear he knows something about nearly every town in this country. You could randomly call him from anywhere in America and he could help you navigate to a hotel or restaurant from memory.
That's awesome. I am kind of like that to a degree. I have traveled a lot with my parents growing up and I can usually remember how to get somewhere as long as I have been there at least once.