It’s always a relief to turn in your driveway after being gone for a while and see there isn’t a tree across the roof, broken windows or other damage to deal with. We sure appreciate our neighbors and family for taking care of our pets and home while we were away. My brother Ray had even mowed the yard and washed our modern cars for us. A lot of folks took care of our responsibilities here at home to make this little adventure possible and we are truly thankful for them all.
After two months of living in a tiny trailer it was a little strange this morning getting out of bed without first opening the door and stepping outside. We haven’t turned on a radio or TV yet, still enjoying the bliss of ignorance from all the bad things people do. We have been blessed to experience God’s wondrous creation in a very unique way, we are surrounded with so many good things in this country. There couldn’t have been a more perfect couple to share this with than Mike and Judy Akers and we thank them for all their hard work putting this trip together. We are also aware of the many people who followed along on this blog and prayed for our safe travels. Compared with congenital factors, acquired factors that caused cialis for women aspermia appears commonly. Swimsuits would be loved by children and they purchase viagra no prescription will enjoy an increased self confidence and enjoyable sex the better. slovak-republic.org levitra price This is approved by the medical council and this medicine has been manufactured by ‘pfizer’. There are few other techniques, which help ease pains wholesale viagra pills and promote healing. There is no doubt that was the key to our successful journey.
This morning Tammy heads back to work and I start bushhogging the weeds surrounding our yard. We have had a wonderful time, thanks for coming along. If you enjoyed it, thank Eric Akers who made it possible for us to share with you. If you want more old car adventure, currently there is a couple heading home to Texas from Alaska in a 1926 Model T touring car. They bought the Model T from a guy in Anchorage who advertised “You can drive it home!” and that is what they are doing. Check them out at http://www.texastparts.com/driveithome.htm they have a great blog.
Danny
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Thanks so much for taking us along.
Yours truly,
Bill Macdonald
God bless you 4 great people. I`m really going to miss reading your blogs. thanks for the ride.
Absolutly the best blog on the internet! Makes all of the frustration of the internet worthwhile. Kudos to all in volved, including MAFCA and the folks who give of their time to make it possible.
Where are you headed next?
Welcome back home. I would like to try to express my thanks for your blog. I have enjoyed it so much. Thanks for the beautiful pictures. Everyday when I would go to the computer the first thing that I checked was your blog. I too will miss reading your blog. Hope to see you all in Monticello.
“Home Sweet Home” I can only imagine how good it felt to be back home again. Like so many I have enjoyed following along with you guys and using Google maps to see where you were in relation to Kentucky.
Akers’s, Godbey’s my hats off to you! What great stories I’m sure you will tell the young folks for many years about your Alaskan Adventure.
I’m not much of a camper …… I’d been in a hotel on the second night.
I’m looking forward to seeing you guys!
Emeric
Wow. We have had so much fun with you all. Thanks so much for taking us along. Looking forward to seeing you and your specialty trailer. Tammy I cannot believe you went back to work so soon. Surely you could have used a couple of days to adjust to being home. You are one heck of a woman.
Welcome home. I thank God for giving you and your friends a great and safe trip. I hope I can see part of God’s beautiful country like that soon. And no bad news. All I can say is what an awesome God we have. Love to you both. Look forward to seeing you both and especially Danny’s beard. Ha ha
Not only have you blessed us with your trip for two months but now you have pointed us to another adventure trip with the Model T to Texas couple. Wow, there is still life in these old bodies and spirits. Love you guys and thanks again for the ride.
Welcome home. We thoroughly enjoyed your blogs and will miss reading them.
We are looking forward to seeing you on Aug.14th when the club goes to Moyers Winery.
It has been an envious pleasure to follow you.I will miss you. Thank’s for the trip. RANDY
Thanks for the great blog – we have enjoyed the ride along while working on our our second Model A. Imagining your days traveling through all that beautiful country has made our days! You are certainly an inspiration to Model A-ers every where. Greetings from Silicon Valley, CA
Glad you had a safe trip. I really enjoyed your blog. I have caught up with the Model T trip and am following it now. Thank you for sharing your trip. Columbus, IN
Glad to know you’ve made it home safe and sound. We’ve all been keeping track of your journey. The pictures were absolutely breathtaking; I can only imagine what it was like to see those sights in person.
Now that you’re home and have some time to relax (except Tammy, of course) you need to think about taking your car to Somernites Cruise at the end of the month (August 28th). I’m sure everybody would love to see the little car that went all the way to Alaska and back. Think about it…
glad you are home safe we were home for two weeks then came to co for two weeks we really did enjoy visting with you along the way to alaska and we really have enjoyed your blog thanks for sharing with us god bless take care
Met you on the road at Denali. (It was the Berea, KY connection) Your blog is great. We were almost exactly 3 months and covered much the same roads you did but we were in our 45′ motorhome so not as quite “down to earth” so to speak. Agreed, it was a fabulous trip. Glad you got home safely — as we did also. One rock in the windshield out of Fairbanks and that was the only damage! Happy travels, Mary Lou
You will know how muchI have enjoyed your trip. I was with you every mile. I am trying to get a 31 Model A ready for a trip. I would like to know more about your campers and what you would change in another one.
GLAD YOU MADE IT ALL THE WAY SAFELY, AND THANKS FOR TAKING US ALL ALONG. WHAT GIFT, AND IT ON GIVING FOR SO LONG. LOVED IT ALL AND HOPE TO MEET YOU ALL SOME DAY.
I WOULD STILL LIKE TO SEE SOME PHOTO’S OF THE CAMPERS INTERIOR BUT IF NOT? NO COMPLAINTS FROM MINNESOTA.
JON NELSON