If you want to make a journey, do not assign your companions to gather vehicles, spare tires and gas money, instead teach them to long for the endless immensity of the open road. Bastardization of Antoine De-Saint Exupery Clark is taking his kids on this trip come hell, high water, divorce, mild bruising, or Monteczuma's revenge. He spent three years saving for it, and not his wife leaving him for another man, the loss of his job, or even the threat of incarceration will stop him. He will make it to Tierra del Fuego, if he just keeps the Motor home moving forward and on a road leading south. With his 17 year old daughter Chloe and 8 year old son Jack as unwitting accomplices, and possible kidnapping victims, they thread their way through Latin America. When they per chance bump into Anne and her son Jordan riding their motorcycles the same direction, they decide to combine their journeys. As the groups intertwine, new relationships are made while existing ones are strained and the trauma of the journey threatens to break even the strongest bonds. As the tolls on each of them accumulate and the weariness of travel sets in, one question remains, which among them will complete the journey?