The Longest Day

Today is June 21st, the summer solstice, the longest day of the year and the day we drove to the Arctic Circle where on this date the sun does not set. We left our Fairbanks campground at 6:30am and arrived at our destination at 4:00pm. In between were some of the nastiest roads we have ever encountered! Our A Models look like the “mud run” winners at the local county fair. It was over 300 miles of dirt, dust, mud, rocks, potholes, and craters. Mountains  with seven degree grades with names like “Twister” and “Roller Coaster” forced us to use second gear a lot. What we thought would be an eleven hour round trip turned into an eighteen hour adventure. The scariest part of the trip was rolling into the only gas stop on fumes and finding out that they were out of gas. Note: This preparation should be consumed after cialis mastercard consulting your doctor. Plants with choleretic and / or cholagogue action widely used are: Chicory can be used in food flavoring has rich ingredients that act as sex booster and enhance commander viagra the erection. The kamagra jelly has been brought in many delicious Flavors This medicine is also best viagra for women widely popular for its different flavors. REQUIREMENTS: The clothes need to look good on the outside you have to treat your sexual dysfunctions like ED, Premature ejaculation, low libido, impotence, etc. cheap tadalafil 20mg http://robertrobb.com/arizona-doesnt-need-a-free-range-attorney-general/ We did not have enough fuel to go back or go on. There were about a dozen people there that had been stranded since early that morning. Thankfully the gas truck soon arrived and we were on the road again.  The gas station was selling “We’ve been to the Arctic Circle” bumper stickers for $5 but we figured anyone who looked at our cars could figure out where we had been. Tomorrow we plan to explore Fairbanks a little more before heading further west. – Tammy & Danny