Great photos.....awesome!
What was your travel window reguarding dates?
Do you have a GPS track file with any waypoints?
I attempted a ride to Alaska in June 07. Didn't make it. Rode into Dawson Creek running a fever and couldn't keep food down for almost two days. Turned around and headed back home. It rained 10 out 19.5 days on the road.
I have the WB BB DL 1.1 and the McCat Ultra ready to go.
Maybe next year!
daryl
Daryl, I put up a ride report in post 16...Originally Posted by dlg62c
But, the window was from May 29th to July 26th... ,
I did use my Garmin Zumo 450 with many waypoints, the routes are simple..with limits roads... I used a Spot to track my progress....
Rain, we did have many days with rain...May was a dry month for Alaska and they needed the rain... We planned for June to catch a dryer month and maybe the mosquitoes would not be as bad... Turn out June was pretty wet...
Maybe next time you can have a better try at it... was fantastic trip..
"Oh Lord I pray, let me live long enough to do everything they say I have done"
Thanks!
daryl
Just beautiful, what a trip, thanks for taking us along
I have been trying to talk the wife into making a similar trip to Alsaka and your pictures just make me want to go even more.
You must have had fun cleaning your bike with all the dirt it collected.
I am still 18 but with 52 years of experience !
Two cans of WD40, pre soak for 10 minutes, pressured washed three times..now I can clean it...
Glad you enjoyed the pics...one more beautiful place....
"Oh Lord I pray, let me live long enough to do everything they say I have done"
Wow!!! What an epic journey!! I guess I'll have to wait until the kids go off to college to tackle a trip like that.
Stunning pics. Thanks for letting us come along!
"Is this the best you've got?!!" (Shortoff Mtn., Linville Gorge 2010)
"Life is tough.....it's even tougher if you're stupid!".....(John Wayne)
I'm sitting here, just awestruck by the beauty of your pictures!
What an incredible trip and report.
Thank you for taking us along.
He is your friend, your companion, your defender... he is your dog. You are his life, his leader, and master. He will be yours, faithful and true, to the last beat of his heart. You owe it to him to be worthy of that devotion.
Much appreciate the virtual trip. The real thing must have been beyond phenomenal.
montani semper liberi
I wish I had a cabin on the top of some big hill
I'd build a fire every evening and listen to the whipporwill
Eat my food out of a garden and drink my whiskey from a still
Darrell Scott I Wish
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