Hi Bob:
I've been wondering the same thing. After their rocky start I was
concerned that they might not be too successful. I wouldn't drive a Hummer
up the highway they were happily planning (Prudhoe Bay). As someone who
grew up driving the "highways" of Northwestern Canada I felt that their
plans were a bit ambitious - particularly in view of the short time allowed
- but I wished them every success. Perhaps they've been and gone. I
believe that they were planning to have returned by now.
John
>The Summer Solstice is upon us. Them Alaska Trekker's should be way up
>north doing some strange Native dance rituals and smoking from the
>'peice' pipe and trying to get lucky.
>
>They all promised to keep in touch with us poor people having to make a
>living but, I'll tell you, I ain't heard a peep from them. If they're
>just holding out waiting for us to worry, then they got another thing
>coming.
>
>Of course, now that we got a new woman on the list who says she's "fast
>and cheap," Carol has slipped quite a few notches down on the "night
>dream" top 40.
>
>And, of course, with Barney gone, I think we've finally got all those
>'A' people in line. Larry has been real quiet trying to figure out how
>that rusty 'A' hulk goes back together. And that Eastmen fellow has
>finally got his off the jackstands long enough to actually get it out in
>the sun -- and the change has caused him to lapse into incoherent
>ranting about antiquated fuel mixture theory.
>
>Nope. It ain't that we're miss'em, or nothing, but you would think, as a
>passing curiousity, that they might check in every once and awhile. I
>realize I've been preoccupied with this paycheck foraging habit I can't
>seem to break and I ain't been payin' as much attention as I should but,
>jeez, what happended to those guys?
>--
>Bob Allen, Kansas City, '69CGT, '75TR6, '61Elva(?)
>"A man of genuis makes no mistakes. His errors are volitional
>and are the portals of discovery" -- James Joyce in "Ulysses"
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