Hey George! Wow, finally read your blogs...you are having the trip of a lifetime! I know Al wants to join you soon (and I would let him)! I love the stories about the animals, food choices (or no choice) and the people you're meeting. This blog will be a best seller...best of luck and enjoy! Wendy (Al Pal's wife)

Hey G~ Looks like you are truly living your adventure!!! Good for you!

Love the videos...feels like we're right there with you!

:D

I love Toad River! and the sign forest...awesome!

G, please stop pushing so hard ~~~~ slow down, breath the air!

love your blog--

m

Yo George,

If you need to spend the night outside, here's something I learned in the Boy Scouts... Create a 'bear-bag' put your toiletries, food, soap, deoderant, etc in it and store it up in a tree or somewhere far away from your body.

Now -- what's the purpose of your trip? I hope it'll fuel some songwriting...

peace to you my brother,

seanrox

Ok your last blog had my heart bounding...I felt like i was there! Whheeww glad your okay an like you said lession learned. Pace yourself and relax G ;-)

Yo..I understand the Alaskan Highway is the same with paved roads and then without warning loose gravel patches. Almost there!!

George, i read your blog. I can't believe that the roads are that dangerous up there. I saw the picture you posted of Toad River, so pretty. i am sure that the scenes are breath taking. It is hard to capture them on film or even video, but at least you have your memories to go back to. That is great. i know that it must be hard at times, but keep pushing forward, you can do it!!! Think of what you are going to accomplish. Keep Riding!!!

Hey Skip, Glad you finally got some nice weather. It's been thunder storming here left and right . . . trackday+rain=SUCK! (almost as much as gravel on the road) and YES!! What is up with people? It always starts with "Thats a nice bike, is it fast?" . . . next thing you know, you're hearing about cousin Jimmy's wife's Uncle Bob who got run over by a semI. WTF. Anyway, can't wait to see Alaska pics, you rock.

Grand Prarie?? WOW..been there muffin on a seismic crew in January of all times!! Snow galore.

Take care, enjoying your blogs. :)

Love little towns like Sask~ amazing how fast paced our lives are and how incredibly slow some people live- looking for the balance~~~~

Enjoy everyday!!!!!!!!!

m

Hang in there, you're doing great!

p.s. Please put me in touch with that Al guy so we can discuss the amp that's for sale...

GGGGGGGGG! These updates are so cool your making me want to travel and see the world in the worst way! Even with the rain you are seeing so much and the fact that you are sharing the experince with us well is super cool ;-) Your vids crack me up! I'll keep my fingers crossed for sunny days ahead my friend.