Wisconsin area events- TIGERTON AUGUST 8-10!!!

Japanese yen. I still have some in my safe.....which is buried by all my wife's stuff so it is also like buried treasure....anyhow, depending on current exchange rates....that's about 10cents.
Keep digging.

Update: 10yen = 7cents at current rate.

 

I'm going to need some of that! May and I are heading there in late September.

 

I might have a couple bucks worth.....only reason I still have it is because airport exchanges don't take coins. (at least at that time)

 

Any more, i would be interested! What are they actually lol but i could find use

 

Anti-slip sheets that go in-between 1500# rolls of paper, so they don't slide around in a trailer.

I get them from work....they get tossed out, otherwise.

They have many uses....just have to find them.
(I lined the rear cubby with it so the electrical doesn't get wet. It's a somewhat porous material so it will keep splashed water out but isn't 100% waterproof.
Idk about submerged water....nothing shorted out. )

 

One more week until Tigerton.

 

Huh? Are you going a week early?

 

Huh? Haha. guess so.
(No campsites the following week so I figured I'd go a week early. lol)

Dunno why I was thinking June 6-8.

 

Three days of bike racing @ Road America this weekend.

 

Good luck! I hope you win!

 

I'm a legend in my own mind!

 

They make drugs for that.

 

Oh thats neat! I wouldnt have guessed that. They seemed like a mild mat when i felt them/ like those thin.. well anti slip things.

 

Some people need to live the dream, not wreck it.

 

I haven't had service since I entered Canada. Currently headed to Fairbanks via the top of the world Loop through Tok. We camped on this side of the river last night. The ferry was down for 2 hrs this morning and we had zero traffic behind us. The road was all ours. Felt like we were really out there.
The 7 day road trip went way better than I had expected. 1st night we hoteled it due to rain. 2nd night we drank with another party and they told us about top of the world, after we watched the hockey game in their RV. I rooted for the american team and they loved it. The Liard Hot Springs is an absolute must for a stop over.we spent 2 nights and that hot water felt wonderful. The challenge is to stack a rock right next to the spring. Fkn water is hot but I made it.
Had bit of rain yesterday and it snowed 4 inches up at the pass today.
When we reach fairbanks, 1st thing is a dispensary. Had to smoke all our weed b4 we crossed the border into Alaska. It's very windy right now with temps in the upper 50s. We just drove into a dust storm as I type this.
Most Canadian prov. Campgrounds have free....free firewood. As much as you can burn, but with the sun setting about midnight we saw no reason to have any fires.

 

Are you sure it wasn't drugs that brought that on?

 

Sounds like you're having quite the epic adventure! Hope you're taking lots of pics. Share a few when you can.

 

This sounds awesome! Have fun! I can't wait to hear the stories around a campfire.

 

Sounds like your very own Grand Tour special!

 

Back in 97 I nearly got arrested at Laird hot Springs. Buddy and I rode our bikes, with my dog up to the pool which is all wood decking above the ground. Had a hoot. RCMP was not amused when they caught us back at the parking lot... Top of the World is amazing-the Cassiar is even better! Check it for your return trip.