Wheres Waldo :shrug: heck for that matter where is Harry :shrug:..:lol:

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[size=large]Ray sulking in a cave as a child[/size]
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[Vernon in Virginia~Formerly Alaska]

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[Jim West Pa]

coast to coast for jist about 25 years and i have been into many of those precarious situations myself.
I've been thru hill and dale and up and down mountains without roads all over the country.
I drug a covered wagon so more often than not i was one of if not the 1st vehicle on a given site.
I dunno, it's hard to explain. I was a professional and i did my job with pride and professionalism
and there's jist somethin about how they turn it into 'drama' that jist doesn't sit right with me.
As for the original show Ice Road Truckers -- Back then i would have done that in a heart beat.
I had/have a gnack for bein able to handle the worst of weather conditions on the road and i was good.
In fact, i was given a cb handle back in the early 70's of Snow King because of my adverse weather conditions ability.
As Old Will allways said.... "no brag, just fact "

 

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[Ed SW Fla]

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[Falk]

Still kicking around. Did get a camel, caught all the crappie, lake filled up, camel drowned, I got a hair cut and sold the cabin.