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24Texas

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Told my wife the other day, the truck, camper, dog "Fixin" (Dachshund) and I were leaving 4 May for Alaska, she told me,
that did it, I'm retiring the last day of April and coming too.


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I hope to see some of you there. Make sure you have a RV.Net sticker on your toad.

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DW and I are out of here May 15. Hope we see some of you on the road.
Going next week to weigh the MH, and start packing.
Safe trip
Kelly & Charlene


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clubmed98

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April 21 to Louisville then on the 29th we head her towards Alaska via Big Bend..hate direct routes..


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7am Ferry off Vancouver Island on May 2nd. Can't wait..

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Great Idea!Put an RVnet sign in the back window and we'll recognize ya.We've gotta go to Tampa,Fla. first[from Mich.?]and then across the bottom of the country[zig-zag kinda],up the Oregon coast to Seattle-should be crossin into Canada about June 1st-on up the Cassiar hwy-then over toward Anchorage area-then up to Fairbanks area-then back on down the Alaksa hwy.Glacier NP-then down to Yellowstone and zig-zag our way to Oshkosh,Wi. for the EAA Fly-in end of July.Roughly 12,000 miles.3 months.Probably more.Its all about the Journey.See ya On The Road To Alaska.Maybe,Probably,oh Yeah!!!! April 28--Can't Wait!

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flylipsdaddy
I printed my sign yesterday. Will be laminating and having a better one for campsites done next week. We will be leaving exactly one week from today about 2 PM.

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We are leaving Georgia, going West to Texas and California, then North to Ephrata, WA, where we met our caravan. We will tour the Canadian Rockies for 21 days before entering Alaska.

We have an RV.Net sticker on the toad, no back window in the mh.

j.frank

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Flylipsdaddy (and others northbound): Would suggest coming back home via Cassiar rather than going up. That would put you close to Hyder in late summer when salmon are in, which means bear viewing. Don't think there will be salmon on your way up. Hyder is good for a couple of days or so. Don't miss bear viewing on the raised platform and the drive up to Salmon Glacier. Both are Don't Misses.


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Been there, done that. Enjoyed it.
Tips:
1. Fit a screen to keep bugs out of your radiator.
2. Get a small plastic insecticide sprayer and a collapsible long-handled brush. Clean bugs off the front of the vehicle(s) every day. The longer you wait, the harder they are to remove.
3. Most important, buy a copy of "Milepost." I would never think of making the trip without it.

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