Motor, doing all the driving, at least 50 miles per day for 5 successive days and make
each day 2 sketches or photos, of some interesting natural history object or view, for coup.
For grand coup, camp out at least 4 of the 5 nights and cook at least one meal a
day over campfire.
Motor, doing all the driving, 200 miles in a week, in not less than 4 days, each day
identifying, photoing or sketching 5 natural objects or views for coup. Do same for
2 weeks, in not less than 4 days each week, for grand coup.
Motor, doing all the driving, 1,000 miles within 30 days, for coup. Do same in 4
days, for grand coup. (Garage privileges allowed.)
Motor across the Continent, camping out at least half the nights, and making 20 photos
or sketches of things of national fame, for coup. If all the driving is done by
self, grand coup.
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