MossRoad
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Did someone mention beer?
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PineRidge
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Hey Moss is that selective hearing that you have? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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Hey Moss is that selective hearing that you have? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
MossRoad
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I guess so... I hadn't checked this forum for quite a while when I had this thought that a wise man from the west would be taking me on a journey.... then I read Bob's post. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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Bird,
Well, I hope they'll have improved the service somewhat since then.
We'll be meeting with some folks in January who have RV'ed through Alaska a number of times. They'll be putting on a seminar at an RV rally we'll be attending. There's a good number of other folks that are wanting to get to Alaska next year too, so we might even make the trip as a caravan. We've already discussed the idea with the Alaska "experts" about having them come along as our unofficial guides. Hopefully, that would help reduce those kinds of "voids". /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Well, I hope they'll have improved the service somewhat since then.
We'll be meeting with some folks in January who have RV'ed through Alaska a number of times. They'll be putting on a seminar at an RV rally we'll be attending. There's a good number of other folks that are wanting to get to Alaska next year too, so we might even make the trip as a caravan. We've already discussed the idea with the Alaska "experts" about having them come along as our unofficial guides. Hopefully, that would help reduce those kinds of "voids". /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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Garry, caravans can be a lot of fun and there are quite a number of them that make that trip. On our first trip in '72, there were 3 of us together, but we got to see the Wally Byam caravan; over 100 Airstreams traveling together. On another trip with 3 rigs, the Travco club had a big caravan of their motorhomes. And of course, when you see those big caravans, you can have a real problem getting past them if they're traveling slow. And our last trip was just by ourselves. A CB radio is sure nice to have driving up that way. When I was going slow enough to have a truck overtake me, I always called the trucker on the CB, told him/her that I'd let him know when it was safe to come around, and that I'd back off as soon as he started. I never had one fail to promptly respond on the radio and thank me.