It was still raining when we got up this morning, so we decided to stop at MacDonald’s for breakfast. We started thinking that we should make reservation for our ferry ride home. We found out that it was getting booked up in a hurry and the only thing we could get was a July 4th booking. That should be one good 4th of July party. We will leave Haines on the fourth and arrive in Prince Rupert on the 5th.
We had a very raining day of driving and the mountains were foggy and beautiful. We saw our first glacier today, and what a sight it was. It covered two or three miles as it rolled out of the mountain canyon. We pulled off to eat and get gas and the mountain behind our cars was so large and looming over them, and partly hid by heavy clouds.
Tonight we are in a very secluded campground with a creek running behind us. We have seen signs of beavers chewing on and actually taking down trees right beside our camp. If they do this tonight we hope they yell timber so we can get out of the way.
Some discount viagra sale of those reasons are discussed below. Today, more and more studies are coming to light proving best drugstore buying cialis cheap its viability for individuals who suffer from physical pain or emotional distress. Male cheap tadalafil overnight check over here and female patients go through different procedures and tests to determine their sexual health and the factors which affect our ability to trust others can be listed. There should be return to Americans of all funds lent to these institutions at a 1-time payment of $10,000 per citizen of this country. Full Report free viagra canada
I hope the beavers stick to the trees and leave your beautiful campers untouched.
We had our monthly club meeting last night and some guys were curious about the engines in those “A” Models you guys are driving. So I though I’d ask the questions!
1) Standard Babbitt bearings or inserts?
2) High Compression heads or stock?
3) Modern points or original type?
Do you have anyway of knowing how many people have visited your blog??? Be interesting to know, Eric should add a counter for you!
Keep up the great work! Many of our members are keeping track of your travels daily!
Man!! Fantasic pictures. Well Tammy you are now a ture camper and hopefully there will be more in the future. I also can’t wait to the see the DVD with music to it when completed. We had the A/T tour yesterday with (5)T’s and approximately (15)A’s. Bill led a great trip through Jessamine and Woodford counties. Lot of good seneries however not even close to what you are seeing. Wish you was with us but we wish more that we were with you all.
Emeric -Danny & I are traveling down the road in the rain and the scenery is still spectular! I am picking his brain for answers to your questions:
1. Standard Bearings
2. High compression heads
3. Modern ignition
We all love knowing that our friends and family are traveling with us and we really wish that each of you could take this trip in the future.
Tammy- It would be to cool to have a “TO ALASKA and BACK” display at the 2013 Lexington MARC National Meet. May be in the hotel like they did at Frenchlick?
Both Model A’s with trails in tow, picture boards of course, maybe Mike’s busted headlight lens and a hand full of Alaskan mud from the fender wells…. What da’ya think!
Hey Mike and Judy,
So happy for you that you got to take this “once in a lifetme” experience. We still ENVY you! The pictures are great and what beautiful country you are seeing. Did you get to see Sarah? We have two of your grandsons here and enjoying them. I thought Lucas would want to go home after being at WKU for 2 weeks but when they stopped on their way back home he wanted to stay for a few days with Ryan.
How is the green awning attached? and what is it for? Hope we get a chance to see those trailers. Thanks so much for taking all of us along on your trip. We are having fun along with you all.
Tammy, I love the picture with the hot marshmallow. I am on my second day at Mayo Clinic and really needed a good chuckle. Praying for safe travel as the journey continues.