It's all good. Just part of the adventure. And Jon, when I make it back to The Great State of Texas, we are getting together
The "Not So Pro" discussion thread...of course Pros are welcome!
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Samlock
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Authorities sharing their records? That's mean.
Is that your licence is not valid in Canada, or does it make you a persona non grata in a first place?
Had it been just licence, I know I would just find someone who wants to drive across the border.
Is that your licence is not valid in Canada, or does it make you a persona non grata in a first place?
Had it been just licence, I know I would just find someone who wants to drive across the border.
No, PNG. They knew more about me than I did.
I would like to go on this.
http://www.dot.state.ak.us/amhs/index.shtml?gclid=CKW0q5Pkmr4CFcOBfgodKZsAhQ
http://www.dot.state.ak.us/amhs/index.shtml?gclid=CKW0q5Pkmr4CFcOBfgodKZsAhQ
Most have been a long winter in SW Warshington - you suggested a bus tour for me to commute to the PNW GTG and now a cruise for TJL to get to work in Alaska. 
Ron
Ron
Most have been a long winter in SW Warshington - you suggested a bus tour for me to commute to the PNW GTG and now a cruise for TJL to get to work in Alaska.
That's not a cruise. That's a ferry. I haven't done it yet. You can get there from Bellingham for fairly cheap. I kinda looked into it when I thought I might have a job in the Southeast part. Now I like the idea of getting off and catching another later--no tours. You can go basic--sleep in the public places, some people pitch tents on the deck. I heard it can be kind of rowdy. Or, you can splurge and get a cabin of some sort. You can take your car or just go on foot. There's nothing fancy. The scenery is the activity.
I don't think you need Canadian clearance unless you are getting off in Prince Rupert. Otherwise, you sail on to Alaska ports.
Sorry, I didn't get past the deck chairs on the helipad. Ron
From what I gather Miss P is correct stay on the boat through the kanukian docks and your clear to Alaska, tis only 24 hours form Great Falls to Bellingham (well fairhaven to be more accurate) doing the speed limit of course. The bonus is there are tons of hipster/ hippie gurls that tend to underdress running around up there
I enjoyed driving on Highway 2 up to the cut off to Missoula. For a scenic drive, highway 20, the North Cascades highway is supposed to be open tomorrow--check on that before going over, and you can avoid Seattle going that way. It might not be scenic because of the snow banks and stormy weather.
Metals406
Granfodder Runningsaw
Great Falls? You're on the wrong side of the divide. Drive over to Kalispell and store yer vehicle here fer nut'n.
Unlike Brian, I won't crush it while yer gone.
JakeG
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It's not an adventure until authorities are involved. Good luck stay safe Jeff and keep us posted!
HuskStihl
Chairin'em for the sound
I'm buyin'
RandyMac
Stiff Member
Ran across a guy who wants to sell these.
bitzer
******** Timber Expert
What does he want for em? Looks like they tipped a few.
waz he askin? I may even have enough on hand to get em...
RandyMac
Stiff Member
I'll be getting a phone number soon
In Fairbanks. Worked 12 hrs today. Easy trees.
Did ya meat the skeeters yet, I hear their dinner parties are to die for
Yeah, they came out this afternoon, not too bad yet.
