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Living with the Wife for 37 years Does that count as a survival?????? rustygates

You doin a brilliant job Ryan,keep it up mate.attention to detail is the secret,when i did mine i forgot to put side repeater plugs and cables through the wing, swine of a job afterwards and got covered in waxoil/underseal. rustygates

Phew!, it's amazing that anything passes with that long list. rustygates

They play no part in attaching the hitch to the ball and only act as the stabilizer,best replace them before you come home though. rustygates.

THANKS for the messages and the views,but this is the end of the epic adventure in Alaska,back to the boring but essential droplinks.lol rustygates.

Stealth Bomber

No idea?

C 46

DC3 Dakota

Some more of the Airshow we visited Mitchell bomber

Hi Ryan you'll find the Honey Badger are around Asia and India Continents,but I did spot the Omegooley Bird which had migrated unusually to Northern Alaska from the warmer climes of the Aleutian Islands, it is well known for its piercing sound it makes,because of it's lack of legs when it flies...

One more,when a piece breaks off the sound is deafening as it crashes into the bay

Amazing sites

Glaciers at Whittier, they are actually blue

Glaciers at Whittier

Another Moose, a cross between a horse and a who knows what.???? rustygates

I think this is furry Alaskan Haggis,Ryan might be able to enlighten me. or it could be a ground squirrel outside his burrow. rustygates

This is Miles Canyon, where many stampeeder's drowned as the water was very fast here with the narrow gorge restricting the flow of the Yukon, the flow today is far less as the Yukon is dammed higher up. rustygates

I just spotted that now,never noticed that before,millitary version of a Hummer based on the SWB terrano me thinks, with s roof mounted jet pack