When have I reasonably earned a state sticker?
Just got a US state sticker map. Idea is that the kids can put stickers on the map (mounted on RV) as we travel through other states.
My question is; is there a commonly accepted rule of thumb that describes how far you drove through, or time spent in a state before you've "earned" the sticker?
For example, we visited four corners last summer. We drove in from New Mexico, but we "visited" Utah, Colorado and Arizona at the same time. So, sticker for all of those states?
I've heard some people say that they only put a sticker on if they camped in the state. Others say one inch into the state and you're good. And other folks will put a sticker up if, God forbid, they flew into the state.
My question is; is there a commonly accepted rule of thumb that describes how far you drove through, or time spent in a state before you've "earned" the sticker?
For example, we visited four corners last summer. We drove in from New Mexico, but we "visited" Utah, Colorado and Arizona at the same time. So, sticker for all of those states?
I've heard some people say that they only put a sticker on if they camped in the state. Others say one inch into the state and you're good. And other folks will put a sticker up if, God forbid, they flew into the state.
