So I was thinking lately about Jasper´s history, we know he was at one point in a Coven in La Paz and then on his own words walked to Texas.   
Now here´s some facts to consider for this particular journey:

\- The distance is somewhere around 6000 km on a straight line, or about 3700 miles. An impressive distance, very similar to walking back and forth from Hobbiton to Mordor, my man over there making Frodo look wak.   
Now if we try a more approximate direct route only through land we need to add at least another 600 km, so the journey is even longer.

\- That aside my main concern (as many of you fellow Talamascans) is how on earth did he go through the [Darien gap](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dari%C3%A9n_Gap), which in case you are interested is one of the most popular debates whenever someone speaks of a great road joining north, middle and south America by a single road

\- All of this is if we consider the journey in a single route, how do we know he didn´t detour to other countries (by necessity, by following someone else for a while, while looking for vampires) and spend even more time out there? We don´t quite know a lot of  what happened in between or how long it took him to get there. Nor how long did he actually stay in the US (did he live there a long time? Did he reach that place already on his older age and got turned immediately?)

\- Geography wise it´s a hell of a journey, if he stuck to jungles then that´s insane levels of staying away from most critters imaginable, crossing the Amazon River just like that. Going down from the Puna and getting used to a different altitude constantly or staying close to the coast line have all their different risks in in the Central part of the continent as well. Hell if he went closer to the Pacific sea line it´s a journey through a very arid bit for a long while as well

Anyways this is just a random thought line I have from time to time, what do you guys think? 

Jasper´s itinerary