Author Archives: Jim@HiTek

It was a pleasure to be back in the US with it’s majority of good roads, even better freeways, and no worries about my CC or DC being frozen at the capricious whim of the fraud company that chooses to … Continue reading →

After fueling and getting money in Whitehorse, we headed due East to catch Highway 37 South to Prince George. On the way, around 11:30AM, we stopped for brunch at a little RV park at Johnson’s Crossing. The gal that ran … Continue reading →

It’s now Sept. 2011 (in blog time, Dec. ’11 in real time) and I took a couple weeks off to get ready to get back on the road and head for the lower 48  (The Outside as they call it … Continue reading →

It was time to get some of the other buildings from the old site to the new site and I ran over there to get some pictures of the setup planning/execution. This first picture is of the new road the … Continue reading →

You can see my RV way off in the distance there to the left of that water truck. Shows you how big this property is. I wasn’t working in that building in the foreground but at the house in the … Continue reading →

I was settled in at the new Ice Alaska property and Allison decided to come visit my new camping spot. You’ll see from the photos that I had a very nice cement pad to park on, with room for the … Continue reading →

As many of you know, I spent several months in Alaska without having my beloved WiFi connection. This made updating my blog, especially if I’d wanted to post pictures, mind-numbingly difficult. So I slacked off. This post will try to … Continue reading →

Well, I finally left Fairbanks and am back on the road. It was a hassle being at the new Ice Alaska site with only electric, no water, sewer or WiFi. I had to run down to my favorite bar 2-3 … Continue reading →

but I don’t have a regular DSL connection now so my posts will be delayed. I’m planning on getting back on the road at the end of August or mid-Sept. Plan is to head on down stateside and hang around, … Continue reading →

Moved back into my RV two or three weeks ago as it had warmed up sufficiently to make it comfortable. I was able to park it in my regular spot over the winter and then stayed in one of the … Continue reading →