Although I was up quite early, I can only imagine when Bill gets up, I was waiting for a possible video shoot in Toronto to firm up or go away. Being 4 hours behind Ontario was frustrating to say the least. I had to delay our 0900 departure time at least an hour, I called Bill with the news and, naturally, he took it in stride. Here is his confutation of yesterday's blog: Hi, Bill here. I just read Lou's blog and concur with everything he said. It's quite enter...

I leave Tok on Day 7 with the goal of riding to Fairbanks which is the gateway to the Dalton Highway. Calling the Dalton a highway is a stretch considering it is really a gravel road. My first thing in the morning roadside interview is somewhat stilted, I recall being a little reluctant in my quest. It was kind of like I said I was going to Prudhoe Bay and then had to follow-up, but riding in Alaska is pretty lonely with vast stretches of nothingness between sca...